[Warchant]

Team valuations in pounds sterling according to Forbes:

1 Man Utd £740million

2 Real Madrid £528million

3 Arsenal £466million

4 Bayern Munich £427million

5 AC Milan £420million

6 Juventus £289million

7 Inter Milan £282million

8 Chelsea £274million

9 Barcelona £273million

10 Schalke 04 £240million

11 Liverpool £231million

12 Lyon £175million

13 Newcastle £132million

14 Tottenham £124million

15 Roma £114million

16 Hamburg £112million

17 Man City £106million

18 B Dortmund £101million

19 Ajax £100million

20 Celtic £94million

21 Everton £84million

22 Marseille £80million

23 West Ham £79million

24 Rangers £75million

25 Aston Villa £71m.

[han2503]

Really don't have a clue how Arsenal so high. Of all the big European sides, they are surely one of the poorest. They uy few players, and when they do, they are hardly bank-balance breakers. Just ridiculous.

Exactly, and I'm pretty sure that I've read somewhere that they are up to their neck in depth because of the new stadium.

Besides, this is not how much money a club has, but about it's value. If for example I where to buy Milan off Silvio it would cost me well over 400 million pounds. There's a difference between the 2 things

[Rossoneri7]

Exactly, and I'm pretty sure that I've read somewhere that they are up to their neck in depth because of the new stadium.

Besides, this is not how much money a club has, but about it's value. If for example I where to buy Milan off Silvio it would cost me well over 400 million pounds. There's a difference between the 2 things

Nah .. The stadium was built by the sponsors, Emirates, and the sponsors own the stadium for several years .. I think Arsenal got there, because of how they ended their season last year. Plus, the Emirates stadium's capacity is double that of Highbury, so that should be taken into account too. While Milan have had problems filling the San Siro.

But in reality, Milan is worth (as u said) much more than 400M, in fact buying Arsenal would be very cheap compared to Milan