Inter Earn Three Times Less Than Juventus From Shirt Sponsorship & Money From Shirt Manufacturer | OneFootball

Following Juventus’ revised shirt sponsor deal with Jeep, Calcio e Finanza have taken a look at revenue that clubs earn through shirt sponsors and through their shirt manufacturers.

Juventus, between their shirt sponsorship and money receive from Adidas, pocket a total of €93 million, the highest of any Italian club by quite some way.

Inter gain the second most revenue with money from Pirelli and Nike earning them €29.1 million. AC Milan earn €24.9 through Emirates and Puma, Sassuolo earn €19.3 through MAPEI and Kappa, Roma earn €17.1 million through Qatar Airways and Nike and Napoli earn fifth most with them earning €16.8 million through their many sponsors and Kappa.

Real Madrid earn the highest amount of any club in world football with them receiving a mouth watering €190 million from Fly Emirates and Nike.

Manchester United earn the second most with them earning €161 million through Chevrolet and Nike and Barcelona earn the third most with them pocketing €160 million from Rakuten and Nike.