Champions League 36-Team Market Values: Real Madrid Lead at €1.46 Billion, Four Premier League Teams in Top 10

In the early hours of September 9 Beijing time, the 2026-27 Champions League league phase officially began. Transfermarkt calculated the market values of the 36 Champions League teams, with Real Madrid ranking first, Manchester City second, defending champions Paris Saint-Germain third, and Manchester United's first-round opponents Qarabag at the bottom.

Champions League 36-team market values (unit: euros):

1. Real Madrid: €1.46 billion

2. Manchester City: €1.43 billion

3. Paris Saint-Germain: €1.36 billion

4. Arsenal: €1.33 billion

5. Barcelona: €1.26 billion

6. Bayern Munich: €1.04 billion

7. Liverpool: €1.03 billion

8. Manchester United: €924 million

9. Inter Milan: €730 million

10. Atletico Madrid: €680 million

11. Aston Villa: €573 million

12. Borussia Dortmund: €564 million

13. Como: €535 million

14. RB Leipzig: €493 million

15. Roma: €485 million

16. Porto: €465 million

17. Napoli: €433 million

18. Galatasaray: €412 million

19. Stuttgart: €380 million

20. Sporting CP: €379 million

21. Villarreal: €332 million

22. PSV Eindhoven: €284 million

23. Fenerbahce: €283 million

24. Real Betis: €255 million

25. Lille: €241 million

26. Feyenoord: €209 million

27. Lens: €203 million

28. Club Brugge: €199 million

29. Shakhtar Donetsk: €190 million

30. Slavia Prague: €107 million

31. AEK Athens: €86 million

32. Bodo/Glimt: €74 million

33. LASK: €51 million

34. Viking: €44 million

35. Slovan Bratislava: €36 million

36. Qarabag: €19 million