• 1. Barcelona (last years 2nd) - 2018/19 revenues €840.8 million. All figures according to Deloitte Money League. Reuters
    1. Barcelona (last years 2nd) - 2018/19 revenues €840.8 million. All figures according to Deloitte Money League. Reuters
  • 2. Real Madrid (last year 1st) - 2018/19 revenues €757.3 million. AFP
    2. Real Madrid (last year 1st) - 2018/19 revenues €757.3 million. AFP
  • 3. Manchester United (same as last year) - €711.5 million. Reuters
    3. Manchester United (same as last year) - €711.5 million. Reuters
  • 4. Bayern Munich (same position as last year) - €660.1 million. AFP
    4. Bayern Munich (same position as last year) - €660.1 million. AFP
  • 5. Paris Saint-Germain (last year 6th) - €635.9 million. AFP
    5. Paris Saint-Germain (last year 6th) - €635.9 million. AFP
  • 6. Manchester City (last year 5th) - €610.6 million. Reuters
    6. Manchester City (last year 5th) - €610.6 million. Reuters
  • 7. Liverpool (same position as last year) - €604.7 million. AFP
    7. Liverpool (same position as last year) - €604.7 million. AFP
  • 8. Tottenham Hotspur (last year 10th) - €521.1 million. Reuters
    8. Tottenham Hotspur (last year 10th) - €521.1 million. Reuters
  • 9. Chelsea (last year 8th) - €513.1 million. EPA
    9. Chelsea (last year 8th) - €513.1 million. EPA
  • 10. Juventus (last year 11th) - €459.7 million. AFP
    10. Juventus (last year 11th) - €459.7 million. AFP
  • 11. Arsenal (last year 9th) - €445.6 million. EPA
    11. Arsenal (last year 9th) - €445.6 million. EPA
  • 12. Borussia Dortmund (same position as last year) - €377.1 million. AFP
    12. Borussia Dortmund (same position as last year) - €377.1 million. AFP
  • 13. Atletico Madrid (same position as last year) - €367.6 million. AFP
    13. Atletico Madrid (same position as last year) - €367.6 million. AFP
  • 14. Inter Milan (same position as last year) - €364.6 million. AFP
    14. Inter Milan (same position as last year) - €364.6 million. AFP
  • 15. Schalke (last year 16th) - €324.8 million. AFP
    15. Schalke (last year 16th) - €324.8 million. AFP
  • 16. Roma (last year 15th) - €231 million. EPA
    16. Roma (last year 15th) - €231 million. EPA
  • 17. Lyon (new entry) - €220.8 million. AFP
    17. Lyon (new entry) - €220.8 million. AFP
  • 18. West Ham United (last year 20th) - €216.4 million. AFP
    18. West Ham United (last year 20th) - €216.4 million. AFP
  • 19. Everton (last year 17th) - €213 million. AFP
    19. Everton (last year 17th) - €213 million. AFP
  • 20. Napoli (new entry) - €207.4 million. EPA
    20. Napoli (new entry) - €207.4 million. EPA

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Barcelona top football money list, Conor McGregor rides back into UFC - The National's weekly sports quiz

Are you the village idiot or a sporting genius?

Steve Luckings
Steve Luckings
Abu Dhabi

January 16, 2020

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Welcome to the The National's weekly sports quiz.

Another exciting week of sport behind us, and still plenty to look forward to.

Barcelona were named the wealthiest football club by revenue by consultancy firm Deloitte, Australia put India to the sword in the first ODI in Mumbai and Sergio Aguero moved up to joint fourth on the Premier League's all-time top scorers list with a treble against Aston Villa.

This week sees the best golfers descend on the UAE for the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship, presented by EGA, among other major sporting events.

As we approach the weekend, take a few minutes to test your sports knowledge from the past week with our quiz below.

Share with your friends to see who comes out on top!

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