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Man Utd, Liverpool, Chelsea & UEFA's top 20 clubs by broadcast revenue in 2018

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UEFA's annual Club Licensing Benchmarking Report has revealed which European clubs made the most money from broadcast revenue during the 2018 financial year.

With television companies increasingly keen to have the best competitions in world football shown on their channels, the amounts being paid to leagues, and by proxy the clubs, continues to grow.

  • Cristiano Ronaldo Juventus 2019-20Getty Images

    20Juventus | €122m (£105m/$136m)

  • Mark Hudson Huddersfield 2018-19Getty Images

    19Huddersfield | €124m (£106m/$138m)

  • Brighton television crew cameras 2019-20Getty Images

    18Brighton | €124m (£106m/$138m)

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  • Gerard Deulofeu Watford 2019-20Getty Images

    17Watford | €127m (£109m/$142m)

  • Southampton television camera 2019-20Getty Images

    16Southampton | €132m (£113m/$147m)

  • Dan Gosling Bournemouth vs Arsenal 2019-20Getty Images

    15Bournemouth | €134m (£115m/$149m)

  • Crystal Palace television camera 2018-19Getty Images

    14Crystal Palace | €136m (£117m/$152m)

  • Chris Wood BurnleyGetty Images

    13Burnley | €137m (£117m/$153m)

  • London Stadium television 2019-20Getty Images

    12West Ham | €138m (£118m/$154m)

  • Kelechi Iheanacho LeicesterGetty Images

    11Leicester | €140m (£120m/$156m)

  • Newcastle celebrate Jonjo Shelvey goal vs Man CityGetty

    10Newcastle | €143m (£123m/$159m)

  • Dominic Calvert-Lewin Everton 2019-20Getty Images

    9Everton | €147m (£126m/$164m)

  • Raphael Varane Real Madrid GetafeGetty

    8Real Madrid | €150m (£129m/$167m)

  • Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang Arsenal 2019-20Getty Images

    7Arsenal | €164m (£141m/$183m)

  • Lionel Messi Barcelona 2019-20Getty Images

    6Barcelona | €166m (£142m/$185m)

  • Erik Lamela Tottenham 2019-20Getty Images

    5Tottenham | €167m (£143m/$186m)

  • Chelsea television camera 2019-20Getty Images

    4Chelsea | €167m (£143m/$186m)

  • Jurgen Klopp Liverpool 2019-20Getty Images

    3Liverpool | €172m (£147m/$192m)

  • Sergio Aguero Manchester City 2019-20Getty Images

    2Man City | €177m (£152m/$197m)

  • Anthony Martial Manchester United 2019-20Getty Images

    1Man Utd | €187m (£160m/$209m)