Real Madrid has become the first football club to surpass $1.1 billion in revenue in a single season, driven by income generated from its revamped Santiago Bernabéu stadium. According to Deloitte's Football Money League, Madrid's revenue reached $1.09 billion, followed by Manchester City ($838 million) and Paris Saint-Germain ($806 million).

The club's renovated stadium has been a key factor in its revenue growth, with matchday revenues doubling to $248 million in the 2023/2024 season. The stadium's new features, including a retractable pitch and expanded VIP areas, have made it an attractive venue for concerts and other events.

However, the club's plans to host more concerts and events have been hindered by noise pollution complaints from local residents. Despite this, Real Madrid's revenue growth is expected to continue, driven by its strong brand and increasing commercial revenue.

The top 10 clubs in Deloitte's Football Money League are:

1. Real Madrid - $1.09 billion
2. Manchester City - $838 million
3. Paris Saint-Germain - $806 million
4. Manchester United - $771 million
5. Bayern Munich - $765 million
6. Barcelona - $744 million
7. Arsenal - $736 million
8. Liverpool - $726 million
9. Tottenham - $714 million
10. Chelsea - $703 million

English clubs continue to dominate the list, with six teams in the top 10. The Premier League's television revenues have been a key driver of revenue growth for English clubs.