Chelsea ranks first in the ranking of major European clubs in the past decade

For the past decade, major clubs in the European football community have regarded the sale of players as one of the important financial sources. In the latest ranking of total sales revenue in the past 10 years released by the authoritative data website German Trading, Chelsea firmly ranked first, with its sales revenue reaching 1.44 billion euros. Although Chelsea has always been a huge team, they have also accumulated considerable income by cleaning up the lineup and selling players in a timely manner. Benfica ranked second, with their sales revenue reaching 1.36 billion euros in the past 10 years. Benfica is known for cultivating and selling star players. Players like Felix and Enzo have brought generous returns to the club and deservedly occupied the second place on the list.

The third place is Juventus, whose sales revenue in the past 10 years is 1.19 billion euros. Like other giants, Juventus is looking forward to increasing revenue by selling players that don’t match expectations. At present, they are preparing to clean up Vlahovic, and it is just around the corner.

Monaco ranks fourth, with sales revenue of up to 1.16 billion euros in the past 10 years. As a well-known player trading center, Monaco successfully transferred many stars to European giants, including Mbappe and Lemar, which brought huge profits.

and Barcelona ranks fifth, with revenues from selling players reaching 1.08 billion euros over the past decade. Although Barcelona has made considerable investments in the transfer market, they have effectively recovered funds, such as selling Griezmann to Atletico Madrid and exchanging with Juventus. This has made Barcelona successfully ranked in the top five.

The above are the top five in the ranking of major European clubs in the past 10 years. Each club has maximized economic benefits with its excellent player management strategies and good transfer operations.