The 10 most valuable clubs in world football revealed, six Premier League teams make the list

The 10 most valuable clubs in world football have been revealed as it highlights the Premier League's dominance.

Forbes have crunched the all-important numbers to determine the most valuable clubs in world football.

SIX English clubs make up the top ten, with Manchester United ranked second ahead of Liverpool, who are ranked fourth.

Manchester City are the fifth most valuable club in world football, with Chelsea, Tottenham and Arsenal ranked eighth, ninth and tenth respectively.

Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak and manager Pep Guardiola with the Premier League title. Image: Getty

But La Liga giants Real Madrid have the highest valuation of any club in world football, narrowly more valuable than the Red Devils.

Real are valued at $6.07 billion, with the Old Trafford outfit valued at $6 billion. Then it's Barcelona who are ranked third with a whopping valuation of $5.51 billion ahead of Liverpool and Man City, who are valued at $5.29 billion and $4.99 billion.

Bundesliga champions Bayern Munich are valued at $4.86 billion while French side Paris Saint-Germain have a valuation of $4.21 billion.

London clubs Chelsea, Spurs and Arsenal make up the top ten, with valuations of $3.1 billion, $2.8 billion and $2.26 billion respectively.

The likes of Juventus, Borussia Dortmund, AC Milan and Newcastle United are also included in the top 30, not to mention MLS sides Los Angeles FC, LA Galaxy, Atlanta United and New York City.

Check out the top ten most valuable clubs in world football below:

1. Real Madrid - $6.07b
2. Manchester United - $6b
3. Barcelona - $5.51b
4. Liverpool - $5.29b
5. Manchester City - $4.99b
6. Bayern Munich - $4.86b
7. Paris Saint-Germain - $4.21b
8. Chelsea - $3.1b
9. Tottenham - $2.8b
10. Arsenal - $2.26b

Topics: Manchester United, Manchester City, Real Madrid, Barcelona, Football

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