La Liga, Spain’s top football league, is home to some of the most successful and richest football clubs in the world. In 2025, Spanish clubs continue to grow in value thanks to big sponsorships, matchday earnings, and success in European competitions. Here are the top 7 richest La Liga clubs in 2025, based on revenue and club valuation.
1. Real Madrid
- Revenue: Over €1.3 billion (first club to cross €1 billion in a season)
- Club Valuation: $6.75 billion (highest in the world)
- Major Sponsors: Adidas, Emirates
- Stadium: Santiago Bernabéu (renovated)
Real Madrid tops the list as the richest club in Spain and the world. With the newly renovated Bernabéu stadium, the club has massively increased its matchday and event income. Their commercial deals, Champions League success, and global fanbase make them a financial powerhouse.
2. FC Barcelona
- Revenue: Around €950 million
- Club Valuation: $5.65 billion
- Major Sponsors: Spotify, Nike
- Stadium: Spotify Camp Nou (under renovation)
Despite financial challenges in recent years, Barcelona remains one of the richest clubs. Their deal with Spotify and other sponsors brings in strong commercial income. Once the Camp Nou renovation is complete, matchday revenue is expected to rise significantly.
3. Atlético Madrid
- Revenue: About $443 million
- Club Valuation: $1.7 billion
- Major Sponsors: Hyundai, Nike
- Stadium: Riyadh Air Metropolitano
Atlético Madrid continues to be Spain’s third-richest club. Regular Champions League participation and consistent top finishes in La Liga help maintain strong income. The club is also known for smart player transfers and stable management.
4. Real Sociedad
- Revenue: Not Disclosed
- Club Valuation: $616.6 million
- Major Sponsors: Cazoo, Kutxabank
- Stadium: Reale Arena
Real Sociedad is one of Spain’s smartest-run clubs. While not as rich as the top three, their strong youth system, Europa League appearances, and increasing merchandise sales help them grow steadily year by year.
5. Villarreal CF
- Revenue: €143,373,000
- Club Valuation: $241.4 million
- Major Sponsors: Pamesa Cerámica, Joma
- Stadium: Estadi de la Cerámica
Villarreal’s success in recent European tournaments has boosted both revenue and reputation. The club has a history of profitable player transfers and a solid fan base, contributing to its consistent financial performance.
6. Athletic Club (Bilbao)
- Revenue: Not Disclosed
- Club Valuation: $137 million
- Major Sponsors: Kutxabank, Castore
- Stadium: Estadio de San Mamés
Athletic Club follows a unique Basque-only player policy, yet remains among the top clubs in Spain financially. Their strong community support, academy-driven model, and matchday revenue from the modern San Mamés help maintain financial stability.
7. Real Betis
- Revenue: Less than €100 million
- Club Valuation: $200 million
- Major Sponsors: Finetwork, Hummel
- Stadium: Estadio Benito Villamarín
Real Betis has seen rapid growth in the past few years. With strong ticket sales, passionate fans, and emerging young talent, they’ve become a solid presence in La Liga, both on the pitch and financially.
Note:
The financial figures and club valuations in this article are based on publicly available data as of July 2025. Actual numbers may vary depending on source, reporting methods, or future developments. While we aim for accuracy, some details may change over time. Readers should verify key financial information before relying on it.
Conclusion
In 2025, Real Madrid and Barcelona continue to lead as the richest La Liga clubs. Atlético Madrid follows in third with strong revenue and club value. Clubs like Athletic Club, Real Sociedad, Villarreal and Real Betis are growing steadily, showing that smart management, stadium investment, and youth development can lead to financial strength. These top 7 clubs are not only important to Spanish football, but also play a big role in the global football economy.
Written by Kinjal Walantra
