For a second consecutive year, they topped Deloitte’s Money League, released today. The figures are for last season, which ended with another Champions League title for Real Madrid, enabling them to become the first football club to push through €1billion in annual revenue, earning €1.05bn (£884m; $1.08bn).

The Taylor Swift effect and further revenue away from soccer have helped Los Blancos, with the Miami Dolphins' home game later this year only expected to help keep them at the top.

Real Madrid's La Liga and Champions League-winning 2023–24 season earned them a staggering amount of revenue that put the club in a league of their own.

The European champions have not had it all their own way in 2024-25 and they have work to do to advance to the Champions League knockouts

Real Madrid became the first soccer team to register one billion euros ($1.04 billion) in revenue in a single season in 2023-24, with the Spanish side topping the Deloitte Football Money League as the world's highest revenue-generating club once again.

Real Madrid have become one of the most well-run clubs in the world over the last few years, under the stewardship of president Florentino Perez, who recently was confirmed as staying on in the role