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The world’s richest club says it earned E514 million ($670 million) — up from a record E480 million ($627 million) — for a net gain of E24 million ($41 million). That represents a net drop of over E7 million ($9 million) from last season when it won the Spanish league.

Madrid says its net debt dropped from E169.7 million ($222 million) to E124.7 million ($163 million) as it comes in line with UEFA’s financial fair play requirements.

Madrid, which leads Spanish rival Barcelona and Manchester United in the rich list, says the revenue figures are “the biggest sum of any sporting institution in the world”.

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Mon May 20 11:06:21 SAST 2013 ::

Sep 14, 2012

MophemeKoPitori

But there is finacial crisis in spain and higher employment rate than RSA
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Sep 14, 2012

cyxx

That's the sad reality.
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Sep 18, 2012

T'dpole

@MophemeKoPitori
But there is finacial crisis in spain and higher employment rate than RSA
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where do you get your source boss, we break the number of unemployed people in the developed and developing countries in the world with half the population not working. To compare us with spain is just pusshing it.........

hail Madrid.........
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