Newcastle United are no longer one of the 30 richest football clubs in the world.
The Magpies had revenues of £178.5m in 2017/18 which made them the 19th richest football club in the world according to the Deloitte Football Money League.
However, their revenue this time round didn’t make the cut with 20th spot now being taken by Napoli who earned £182.8m last season.
West Ham, who had been below Newcastle last season, are still in the top 20 with their revenue of £190.7m putting them in 18th place.
Barcelona top the league table with revenues of £741.1m.
Real Madrid are in second place with revenues of £667.5m, while Manchester United are in third with £627.1m.
Deloitte Money League
Rank // Club // Revenue
1 // Barcelona // £741,100,000
2 // Real Madrid // £667,500,000
3 // Manchester United // £627,100,000
4 // Bayern Munich // £581,800,000
5 // PSG // £560,500,000
6 // Manchester City // £538,200,000
7 // Liverpool // £533,000,000
8 // Tottenham Hotspur // £459,300,000
9 // Chelsea // £452,200,000
10 // Juventus // £405,200,000
11 // Arsenal // £392,700,000
12 // Borussia Dortmund // £332,400,000
13 // Atletico Madrid // £324,000,000
14 // Inter // £321,300,000
15 // Schalke // £286,300,000
16 // Roma // £203,600,000
17 // Lyon // £194,600,000
18 // West Ham United // £190,700,000
19 // Everton // £187,700,000
20 // Napoli // £182,800,000
21-30
21 Milan; 22 Leicester; 23 Ajax; 24 Benfica; 25 Wolves; 26 Valencia; 27 Eintracht Frankfurt; 28 Zenit; 29 Porto; 30 Crystal Palace.
