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Real Madrid top Forbes' most valuable teams list.

Spanish outfit, Real Madrid have for the third year running retained the top spot on Forbes’ list of the 50 most valuable sports teams in the world. Barcelona ($3.16 b) and Manchester United ($3.10) were also included in the top five. The world’s 50 most valuable teams are worth an average US$1.75 billion, up 31 per cent from 2014 according to Forbes.
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The 10 most valuable teams 
1. Real Madrid (Football) – $3.26b
2. Dallas Cowboys (NFL) – $3.20b
2. New York Yankees (Baseball) – $3.20b
4. Barcelona (Soccer) – $3.16b
5. Manchester United (Soccer) – $3.10b
6. Los Angeles Lakers (NBA) – $2.60b
6. New England Patriots (NFL) – $2.60b
8. New York Knicks (NBA) – $2.50b
9. Los Angeles Dodgers (Baseball) – $2.40b
9. Washington Redskins (NFL) – $2.40‎b
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Real Madrid tops world's most valuable football clubs list.

Spanish giant, Real Madrid has for the third consecutive year topped Forbes list of 20 most ‎valuable football clubs in the world.
Valued at $3.26bn, the club boasts of revenue of $746m and this according to Forbes was enough to keep them top of the list.
Forbes took into account equity and net debt, operating income
and transfer net spend when calculating its league table‎.
The 20 most valuable football teams in the world are worth an average of $1.16bn, 11% more than last year and 84% higher than five years ago.‎ Barcelona is in second spot, valued at $3.2bn, while Manchester United is third on $3.1bn.
The 10 most valuable soccer teams 
1. Real Madrid $3.26 
2. Barcelona $3.16 
3. Manchester United $3.10 
4. Bayern Munich $2.35 
5. Manchester City $1.38 
6. Chelsea $1.37 
7. Arsenal $1.31 
8. Liverpool $982 
9. Juventus $837 
10. AC Milan $775‎
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Real Madrid tops Forbes' list of world's most valuable football teams+ Top 5 teams.

The richest football team in the world, Real Madrid has topped Forbes’ list of the most valuable football teams in the world. The nine-time champions of Europe are reportedly worth $3.44 billion. And for the first time since Forbes began ranking, two Spanish teams, Real Madrid and Barcelona, have occupied the top two spots.

Top 5 teams

(1) Real Madrid ($3.44 billion)

(2) Barcelona ($3.28 billion)

(3) Manchester United ($2.81 billion)

(4) Bayern Munich ($1.85 billion)

(5) Arsenal ($1.33 billion)

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