Has just been published:
http://www2.deloitte.com/content/da...group/deloitte-football-money-league-2015.PDF
This is for the 2013-2014 season, so it's interesting that all 20 Premier League clubs are in the top 40 clubs in the world by turnover. Scary how big the wealth is in the PL.
We seem to have been somewhere between 30 and 35 (obviously we will have dropped considerably since relegation), I can't work out where direct from what has been published, but:
Sunderland are 27th with a turnover of EUR124.8m
Swansea are 29th with a turnover of EUR 118.0m
Stoke City are 30th with a turnover of EUR 117.6m
Our turnover in the latest accounts was £95.5m, which was about EUR119m at the time of announcing the accounts and is worth about EUR124.7m now. Obviously the exchange rate Deloitte use and the measure will be slightly different, but we can't have been far off 31st, bearing in mind that for 12-13 our turnover was £1m less than Sunderland and £8m more than Swansea and Stoke (though player sales probably helped them more than us last year).
Obviously a bit meaningless in the Championship, but I found it interesting
http://www2.deloitte.com/content/da...group/deloitte-football-money-league-2015.PDF
This is for the 2013-2014 season, so it's interesting that all 20 Premier League clubs are in the top 40 clubs in the world by turnover. Scary how big the wealth is in the PL.
We seem to have been somewhere between 30 and 35 (obviously we will have dropped considerably since relegation), I can't work out where direct from what has been published, but:
Sunderland are 27th with a turnover of EUR124.8m
Swansea are 29th with a turnover of EUR 118.0m
Stoke City are 30th with a turnover of EUR 117.6m
Our turnover in the latest accounts was £95.5m, which was about EUR119m at the time of announcing the accounts and is worth about EUR124.7m now. Obviously the exchange rate Deloitte use and the measure will be slightly different, but we can't have been far off 31st, bearing in mind that for 12-13 our turnover was £1m less than Sunderland and £8m more than Swansea and Stoke (though player sales probably helped them more than us last year).
Obviously a bit meaningless in the Championship, but I found it interesting
