Arsenal has dropped on the list of the world’s richest football clubs. The Gunners are now ranked 11th, down 2 spots from the 2019 list.
Barcelona has overtaken Real Madrid to become the world’s richest football club.
Manchester United remains England’s highest placed team on the list, while Tottenham Hotspur is now the richest club from London.
The Arsenal drop has largely been a result of not playing in the Champions League for a third consecutive season. The lack of Champions League football not only impacts TV rights compensation, but the team’s commercial enterprises as well.
Manchester City is now the leader on top of the Premier League table following Wednesday’s 1-0 win over Burnley. City leads Arsenal on the table by scoring 3 more goals in league play.
On Wednesday, Burnley was relegated back to the Championship joining previously dropping Wolves. One relegation spot remains to be filled.
Chelsea has sacked manager Liam Rosenior just three months into his six-year contract. No replacement has been named.
