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Manchester United, Barcelona and Real Madrid among the 50 most valuable sports teams in the world in 2020

There is a ridiculous amount of money rushing into football and this has been the case for many years.

The best players in the world receive absolute luck – it won’t be long before a player earns £ 1 million a week – while the best football teams are worth billions of pounds.

TV money for football teams in the top tiers of Europe’s biggest leagues is higher than ever before, and bigger teams, rightly or wrongly, will continue to get richer.

But football isn’t the only sport with teams worth billions.

Forbes have published a list of the 50 most valuable sports teams in the world of 2020 and it may be a surprise to know that only seven football teams are listed.

The list is dominated by teams of the great American sports: American football, basketball and baseball.

Having said that, three soccer teams have reached the top 10 this year.

Let’s take a look at the entire Forbes list …

= 49. Buccaneers of Tampa Bay (NFL) | Value: $ 2.2 billion

= 49. St Louis Cardinals (MLB) | Value: $ 2.2 billion

48. Arizona Cardinals (NFL) | Value: $ 2.25 billion

47. Arsenal (Football) | Value: $ 2.27 billion

Arsenal is the first of seven football clubs to be present.

The North London outfit, purchased in 2011 at a cost of $ 1.1 billion, is owned by the American businessman Stan Kroenke.

46. ​​New Orleans Saints (NFL) | Value: $ 2.28 billion

45. Kansas City Chiefs (NFL) | Value: $ 2.3 billion

44. Jacksonville Jaguars (NFL) | Value: $ 2.33 billion

= 41. New York Mets (MLB) | Value: $ 2.4 billion

= 41. Dallas Mavericks (NBA) | Value: $ 2.4 billion

= 41. Carolina Panthers (NFL) | Value: $ 2.4 billion

40. Houston Rockets (NBA) | Value: $ 2.48 billion

= 38. Los Angeles Battery Charger (NFL) | Value: $ 2.5 billion

= 38. Brooklyn Nets (NBA) | Value: $ 2.5 billion

37. Chelsea (Football) | Value: $ 2.58 billion

Roman Abramovich bought Chelsea in 2003 for $ 233 million.

The Blues, who have raised a lot of silverware since the Russian billionaire took command of Stamford Bridge, are now worth more than 10 times that amount.

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36. Los Angeles Clippers (NBA) | Value: $ 2.6 billion

35. Indianapolis Colts (NFL) | Value: $ 2.65 billion

34. Manchester City (Football) | Value: $ 2.69 billion

Manchester City has enjoyed the vast majority of their success since Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan completed its acquisition in 2008.

Forbes claims that the city cost $ 385 million at the time, but they are now worth the staggering $ 2.69 billion 12 years later.

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33. Minnesota Vikings (NFL) | Value: $ 2.7 billion

32. Baltimore Ravens (NFL) | Value: $ 2.75 billion

31. Atlanta Falcons (NFL) | Value: $ 2.775 billion

30. Miami Dolphins (NFL) | Value: $ 2.76 billion

29. Seattle Seahawks (NFL) | Value: $ 2.78 billion

28. Pittsburgh Steelers (NFL) | Value: $ 2.8 billion

27. Green Bay Packers (NFL) | Value: $ 2.85 billion

26. Oakland Raiders (NFL) | Value: $ 2.9 billion

25. Denver Broncos (NFL) | Value: $ 3 billion

24. Bayern Munich (Football) | Value: $ 3.02 billion

The only German club on the Forbes list, the hugely successful Bundesliga giants are owned by the club members.

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23. Philadelphia Eagles (NFL) | Value: $ 3.05 billion

= 20. San Francisco Giants (MLB) | Value: $ 3.1 billion

= 20. Houston Texans (NFL) | Value: $ 3.1 billion

= 20. Boston Celtics (NBA) | Value: $ 3.1 billion

= 17. New York Jets (NFL) | Value: $ 3.2 billion

= 17. Chicago Cubs (MLB) | Value: $ 3.2 billion

= 17. Chicago Bulls (NBA) | Value: $ 3.2 billion

16. Boston Red Sox (MLB) | Value: $ 3.3 billion

= 14. Washington Football Team (NFL) | Value: $ 3.4 billion

= 14. Los Angeles Dodgers (MLB) | Value: $ 3.4 billion

13. Chicago Bears (NFL) | Value: $ 3.45 billion

12. San Francisco 49ers (NFL) | Value: $ 3.5 billion

11. Los Angeles Rams (NFL) | Value: $ 3.8 billion

10. Manchester United (Football) | Value: $ 3.81 billion

Manchester United They are the most valuable football team in England right now, according to the latest Forbes research.

The Glazer family completed a very unpopular acquisition of the club in 2005 – a deal worth $ 1.4 billion. Despite their difficult relationship with the club’s fans, they remain in charge of Old Trafford 15 years later.

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9. New York Giants (NFL) | Value: $ 3.9 billion

8. Barcelona (football) | Value: $ 4.02 billion

The second most valuable football team in 2020, Lionel Messi is certainly at least partially responsible for the fact that Barcelona are so high on the list.

The best footballer in the world has inspired the Catalan giants to numerous trophies in the last ten and a half years and football fans come to Camp Nou from all over the world to watch the Argentine in flesh and blood.

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7. New England Patriots (NFL) | Value: $ 4.1 billion

6. Value of Real Madrid (football): $ 4.24 billion

But it won’t be a shock to hear it real Madrid they are the most valuable football team in the world.

The Spanish giants, who have won the European Cup more times than any other team, are now worth an incredible $ 4.24 billion.

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And now for the top five ….

5. Golden State Warriors (NBA) | Value: $ 4.3 billion

4. Los Angeles Lakers (NBA) | Value: $ 4.4 billion

3. New York Knicks (NBA) | Value: $ 4.6 billion

2. New York Yankees (MLB) | Value: $ 5 billion

1. Dallas Cowboys (NFL) | Value: $ 5.5 billion

LA Lakers, New York Knicks, New York Yankees … it’s no surprise to see these famous American sports institutions in the top five.

But Dallas Cowboys at the top of the list, which is worth half a billion dollars more than any other team in the world, is quite surprising.

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