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Atletico Madrid Stadium & Museum Tour

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On this tour, you'll discover all the secrets of the Cívitas  Metropolitano , the stadium of Atletico Madrid, and experience a journey through the history of one of the most important football teams in Spain. You can also choose to visit the Territorio Atleti Museum !

Atletico Madrid Stadium Tour

The Cívitas  Metropolitano , the new stadium of Atletico Madrid , is one of the newest and most modern sports venues in the world. It was unveiled on 16 September 2017, and since then it's hosted numerous LaLiga, Copa del Rey and Champions League matches.

The stadium's turf has also hosted several Club Atlético de Madrid Femenino matches , international matches for the Spanish national football team, and even the 2019 Champions League final . In addition, popular artists such as  Alejandro Sanz and Ed Sheeran have performed at major music concerts held here.

During the tour of the Cívitas  Metropolitano , you'll be able to see firsthand what one of the most important stadiums in Europe is like inside. You'll get to see the dugout on the pitch, the changing rooms of the first team, the Press Room, the Presidential Box, and the VIP Room, where new players are presented.

The self-guided tour of the  Cívitas Metropolitano stadium  can be done every day between 11 am and 6 pm.

We recommend checking  the official website of Club Atlético de Madrid beforehand , as the times of the stadium tour may vary depending on the celebration of certain matches, concerts, or other events.

Territory Atleti Museum

Territorio Atleti is a museum dedicated to the Atletico de Madrid football club , located within the facilities of the Cívitas Metropolitano stadium. This incredible museum spans a surface area of 1,400 square meters!

The museum has a series of interactive panels allowing visitors to  learn all about the history of the club and the team's values .

You'll discover the Madrid club's roots and its influence on a national and international level. What's more, you'll get to relive Club Atlético's successes  narrated by former and current players of the red and white team.

Territorio Atleti is a unique space showcasing a wide variety of historical objects, interactive screens, an athletic time tunnel, virtual reality experiences, and many other surprises providing a comprehensive experience of the team that is great fun for the entire family .

Given its recent opening, it's also one of the most hands-on and interactive museums in the world.

This self-guided tour can be booked for the following times:

From the 16th of August to the 15th of October 2023  - Monday to Sunday: 11:30 am, 1 pm, 4 pm & 6 pm

From the 15th of October to the 3rd of December 2023  - Monday to Sunday: 11:30 am, 1 pm, 3:30 pm & 5 pm

Please consult the official website of Club Atlético de Madrid in advance, as the stadium tour schedule may vary depending on the celebration of certain matches, concerts, or other events at the Cívitas Metropolitano.

When making your booking, you'll be able to choose from the following two options:

• Fixed date ticket : this ticket is the cheapest. In this case, the time you choose in your booking will be the starting time of your free tour of the stadium.
• Open ticket : this ticket costs more. You can use your ticket for the tour whenever you like, subject to availability. To do so, we recommend checking the official Club Atlético de Madrid website beforehand.

Children under 4 years old

Both the CívitasMetropolitano Stadium tour and the Territorio Atleti Museum are free for children under 4 years old, but they'll need to present a physical ticket to enter the turnstiles.

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• No single-use plastics are used.
• No printing of documentation required.
• Promotes local employment.
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A - Both the tour of the Cívitas Metropolitano stadium and the visit to the Territorio Atleti museum are free, without a guide.

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Going Beyond The Game -The Ultimate Atletico Madrid Stadium Tour And Guide

Atletico Madrid’s new Stadium was opened to the public in 2017, and takes its name the ¨Metropolitan Stadium¨ from the original stadium they played at back in the 60s. The stadium is has the third largest capacity for spectators in Spain at close to 70,000 (67,289 to be exact). That’s 14,000 more than the previous Vicente Calderon stadium. 

The Civitas Atletico Madrid stadium cost an impressive €310m euros to build, €250m to build the actual stadium, and €60m for the purchase of the land. The stadium sits on what used to be an athletics stadium where some of the Olympic Games took place, and part of the main stand actually incorporates some of the old stands. 

The construction is really well thought out so getting in an out is more efficient, the acoustics are amazing so you can imagine how the players hear all the chants, and the seats are pretty comfortable. I can actually see the stadium from my balcony, and when they put on a light show it´s quite a spectacle.

Is was pretty hard for the die hard fans to accept the new home, after so many years of playing at the Vicente Calderon, but the Metropolitan Stadium is jam packed every week and the fans have definitely accepted this as the new home of Atletico Madrid FC.  

Why Is It Called The Civitas Stadium?

You might be a little confused about the name of the stadium, and you will hear different variations such as:

• Atletico Madrid Stadium
• Metropolitano Stadium
• Atletico Madrid Metropolitano Stadium
• Wanda Metropolitano Madrid

Confusing right, but let me help clear it up a little. In the UEFA marketing material, due to sponsorship regulations, the official name of the stadium is ¨Estadio Metropolitano¨. The name Wanda comes from the investment group that acquired a 20% steak in Atletico Madrid in 2015 making them the majority owner, and they had a 5 year sponsorship deal starting in 2017. The rest of the variations are just what develop amongst fans and media, but any one of them will do. 

In 2022, that sponsorship deal ended, and a new deal was struck with the Real Estate company Civitas, so the club now uses this name.

Concerts At The Wanda Metropolitano Stadium

It’s not just football you can see at the stadium, they also put on concerts, and with it’s lights and the perfect acoustics, it’s a perfect place to listen to music outdoors at that scale. We’re not talking just any bands here, the likes of Metallica and Rammstein are due to have concerts at the Wanda Metropolitano Stadium in 2023, and many more giant names from the music world. 

Rugby At The Wanda Metropolitano Stadium

If you are a rugby fan, keep an eye out on the notice board for the stadium, from time to time they put on international and national rugby games at the stadium. 

The Atletico Madrid Stadium Tour

In Madrid and you want to see something amazing, a trip to the Atletico Madrid Stadium should be on your itinerary. Even if you don’t like football, just to see such an immense achievement of architecture is quite the sight. There are hundreds if not thousands of historic buildings you can see in Madrid, but the newer ones deserve some appreciation too. 

When you arrive at the stadium, just the sheer size of the outside should be enough to impress you, but there is so much more in side. During the tour you get to see all the same places the players pass through, the changing rooms, the pitch, the dugout, the presidential box, the VIP rooms, and the press room, and it’s a strange feeling to imagine being a player and having that room full of people asking you questions.

 The pitch is an impressive 105m x 68m, and when you are standing on the pitch, and you look around at close to 70,000 seats, the magnitude of the stadium makes you feel really small. Now imagine a person in each one of those seats shouting at the top of their lungs! 

The best part of the stadium for me, and its a little silly, but when you are walking through the tunnel toward the pitch, you feel like a little kid. Many of us imagine something like this, how it would feel to walk out in to a stadium full of people, and although you don’t get the fan experience, it’s still pretty impressive when you come out the other end of the tunnel and see the stadium in all its glory. 

You have two options of tickets for the Atletico Madrid Stadium tour.  You can get a fixed date ticket, where you will specify the time and date you will be attending, or you can but an open ticket that you will be able to use at any time subject to availability. If there is a game or an event taking place on the day you want to visit, there may be some restrictions to the times of the tour. 

Territory Atleti Museum

The Territory Atleti Museum is dedicated to the history of the Atletico Madrid Club, and has everything you would expect. Walls lined with pictures of legends such as Diego Simeone, Luis Aragonés, Antoine Griezmann, Torres, Falcao and the list goes on. 

You get a fully immersive experience, an education in the culture of Atletico Madrid narrated by players present and past. There is a hundred years of football history spread out over 1,400 square metres with interactive screens, educational videos, mini movies blasting out of projectors letting you relive some of the  most important moments in the clubs history.

If you want something to do with the kids in Madrid, this is a really good idea, because you get to walk around so they wont get bored, the museum is very new and full of activities for the kids, and dad gets to enjoy a few hours with everything being about football, but the rest of the family get to be just as entertained too. 

The museum is open to visit Tuesday to Sunday  from 11am to 1pm, then again from 3.30pm tp 5.30pm. The tour is very well organized, and gives you more than enough time to see everything with time to appreciate it.

How To Get To The Atletico Madrid Stadium

When the stadium was being built, there were talks with the local council to improve roads around the stadium, create more access points from the motorway, and talks of extending metro lines and adding more buses. A lot of these promises have been made true, and there are quite a few ways to get to the stadium, and it should be pretty easy to do no matter where in Madrid you are staying.

Within a 5-15 minute walk to the Wanda Stadium, there are four Metro stations. Las Rosas on line 2, Canillejas on line 5, Las Musas on line7, and Estadio Metropolitano on line 7. The closest is going to be the Metro Estadio Metropolitano, it’s pretty much right in front, and it will be really busy on a game day. 

My advice would be to get off at Las Rosas or Canillejas where there will be less people, and you can take a 10 minute walk to the stadium with less of a hassle. 

There are a number of busses that go to the Atletico Madrid Stadium from different parts of the city, here is a little guide:

The 140 Bus:  This bus goes from Pavones To Canillejas

The 28 Bus:  This bus goes from Puerta De Alcala to Canillejas

The 288 Bus:  This bus goes from Garcia Noblejas to Cementerio Tanatorio

The 38 Bus:  This bus goes from Manuel Becerra to Las Rosas

There are a few more buses  with a stop close to the stadium with a short walk involved,  28, 38, 48, 140, 153, E2, N5 and N6 (the last two are night buses). If you are unsure, you can use the EMT journey planner . 

By Car If you are going to be driving to the Atletico Madrid Stadium, you can exit the M-40 at either the Arcentales exit or the 9A exit. If you take the A-2 you will need to get off at exit 8.

Parking  They have designated parking at the stadium, but these are mostly reserved for subscribing fans who purchase a parking ticket prior to the game, and the ticket lasts for 6 hours in total. 4 hours before and 2 after the end of the game. You can park in the neighborhoods around, and you will probably have to walk 10-20 mins, but its not much different to taking and walking after getting off the bus. 

Buying tickets to an Atletico Madrid game You can buy your tickets for Atletico Madrid, from a number of places, and you can search for some deals online, check comparison websites, but to be on the safe side, I would always advise buying your tickets in advance directly from the clubs website . 

Atletico Madrid seating plan You can see the complete seating plan for the Atletico Madrid Stadium here . 

Do kids enter free? Entrance to both the Metropolitano Stadium tour and the Territorio Atleti museum are free for children under 4 years old. 

Is there wheelchair access to Atletico Madrid Stadium? The stadium has great wheelchair access, you just need to let them know at the time of booking, and there are also accessible toilets around the stadium. 

Can you take pets in the stadium? Sorry, but our furry friends are not allowed into the stadium.

In Conclusion

The tour itself will last around 1 hour, not including the travel to and from, but its a great way to spend either your morning or early afternoon as part of your itinerary in Madrid. From here, you can hop on a number of modes of transport, and be back in the center of Madrid in half an hour. if you need a few ideas on how to continue your day: 

Atlético Madrid Stadium & Museum Tour

• Admission to Cívitas Metropolitano Stadium Tour
• Admission to the Territorio Atleti Museum
• Guaranteed to skip the lines
• Wheelchair accessible
• Pushchair accessible
• Near public transportation
• Transportation is wheelchair accessible
• Confirmation will be received at time of booking
• Most travellers can participate
• Please note that the experience may be subject to suspension or modification without prior notice due to organizational or sporting reasons. In such cases, you may use your ticket on the next available date.
• For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.
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• 1 Estadio Civitas Metropolitano Stop: 60 minutes See details
• 2 Territorio Atleti Stop: 60 minutes See details
• You'll return to the starting point

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Experience Highlights

Embark on an exciting 1 hour and a half guided football tour of the Atlético de Madrid Stadium .

Discover the secrets of one of the most important clubs in Spain, tour its facilities , visit the changing rooms and experience the passion of football first-hand.

• Exclusive access to restricted areas of the stadium.
• Benefit from the knowledge of an expert guide who will provide you with detailed information about the history of the club.
• Visit the changing rooms and walk on the stadium's grass .

What’s included

• Atletico Madrid Stadium Tour
• Specialised football guide
• Entrance to the Cívitas Metropolitano stadium and Territorio Atleti
• Audio guide

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Experience the passion of football on this guided tour of approximately 1 hour and a half of the Atlético de Madrid Stadium.

You will have the opportunity to get into the heart of the club and discover all the corners that make this stadium a mythical place for football lovers.

Accompanied by an expert guide , you will tour the facilities and learn about the history of the club through anecdotes and curiosities.

During the visit, you will be able to access restricted areas of the stadium such as the changing rooms or step onto the pitch and experience the thrill of being on the pitch.

The tour also includes a visit to the Atlético de Madrid Museum , where you can learn about the rich history of the club through interactive exhibits and historical objects . You'll discover the team's most notable achievements, from its first titles to its most recent victories.

• C Charlotte 5 (0 Reviews) Un paseo bastante chulo por el estadio, me flipó la vista desde las gradas altas. El museo también tiene su gracia, sobre todo si eres fan del fútbol.
• O Olivia 4 (0 Reviews) Gran tour, excelente para los aficionados al fútbol. El estadio es impresionante y la historia detrás fascinante. ¡Muy recomendado!
• L Leonor 5 (0 Reviews) ¡Genial experiencia! El recorrido es muy completo, te deja con ganas de repetir.
• A Alessandro 5 (0 Reviews) Me encantó la inmersión en la historia del fútbol, pero la guía turística podría haber sido un poco más detallada.

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• About 30 participants will take part in the activity
• Not adapted for wheelchair users.

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Visit the home stadium of Atlético de Madrid, and discover one of the world's most modern and impressive sports venues.

Access the unique areas such as the Changing Rooms of the first team, the Presidential Box, and the Press Room

Relive the best memories of Atlético de Madrid's history in the interactive museum.

Check out the interactive screens, binoculars, projectors, phone booths, VR, and games that offer a glimpse into the club's history.

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The Cívitas Metropolitano is the home stadium of Atlético Madrid. The tour takes you through all the important facilities in Cívitas Metropolitano stadium such as the Presidential Box, the press room, the local changing room, the football field, the benches, and the mixed zone. Your imagination will surely let you hear the fans’ energy and feel the players’ excitement.

The new museum spans an area of ​​1,400 square meters and offers a glimpse into the centennial history of the club in an interactive way. Relive all the successes of the club with current and historical players who will tell you their experiences first-hand. Think of it as an Atleti time tunnel - there are interactive screens, binoculars, large projectors, interactive phone booths, VR, and interactive games!

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Important information.

Before or after the tour, you can visit the museum within the Atleti Territory schedule.

On a match day, the tour will be closed 5 hours prior to the match.

Your voucher will be emailed to you shortly.

Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the attraction.

Please arrive at the attraction 15 minutes before the scheduled time of your visit to avoid any delays.

Ticket Redemption Point

Show your ticket at Territorio Atleti .

Address: Av. de Luis Aragonés, 4, 28022 Madrid, Spain.

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Getting There

The closest bus stop is Av. Arcentales - Estadio Metropolitano. It is a quick 9-minute walk to the attraction.

Board buses 167, 286, 288 and 289 to get you there.

The closest subway station is Estadio Metropolitano. It is a quick 7-minute walk to the attraction.

Board subway line 7 to get you there.

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Atletico De Madrid Stadium Tour & Interactive Museum

Step into the realm of Atletico De Madrid’s Stadium Tour & Interactive Museum for a remarkable journey through the club’s storied past and present. Visitors are treated to an immersive experience that goes beyond the surface, offering a glimpse into the inner workings of this iconic football institution.

Learn about the secrets that lie within the walls of the stadium, where every corner holds a piece of history waiting to be discovered. Stay tuned to uncover the hidden gems that make this tour a must for sports enthusiasts and curious minds alike.

Just The Basics

• Explore behind-the-scenes areas like the changing room and tunnel
• Engage with interactive exhibits and knowledgeable guides
• Enjoy skip-the-line entry and multiple start times for convenience
• Immerse in Atletico de Madrid’s legacy through a guided tour and interactive museum

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Booking and Flexibility

Experience unbeatable convenience and peace of mind with the Atletico De Madrid Stadium Tour & Interactive Museum’s flexible booking options. Enjoy the Lowest Price Guarantee and the freedom to Select Date and Travelers hassle-free.

Check Availability effortlessly and benefit from Free Cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience starts, ensuring a worry-free booking process. With the option to Reserve Now and Pay Later, you can secure your spot while maintaining flexibility in your plans.

This feature allows you to make the most of your visit without the stress of committing upfront. Embrace the ease and simplicity of booking your tour with Atletico De Madrid Stadium Tour & Interactive Museum, offering you the best value and flexibility.

Tour Highlights

Explore the behind-the-scenes wonders of Cívitas Metropolitano, the esteemed home stadium of Atlético de Madrid, to uncover exclusive areas and insights into the team’s storied history. Visitors on the stadium tour can look forward to:

• Access to areas usually off-limits to the public, such as the changing room and tunnel.
• Skip-the-line entry, ensuring a seamless and efficient experience.
• A guided tour providing in-depth knowledge about the team’s rich history and iconic moments.
• Multiple start times throughout the day, catering to various schedules and preferences.

Enjoy the heart of Atlético de Madrid’s legacy, gaining a deeper appreciation for the club’s achievements and traditions during this captivating behind-the-scenes exploration.

Reviews and Ratings

Interacting with visitor feedback , the reviews and ratings of the Atletico De Madrid Stadium Tour & Interactive Museum provide valuable insights into the experiences shared by past travelers. Through rating analysis and user feedback, trends in reviews and customer satisfaction become evident.

The total review count and overall rating based on platforms like Viator and Tripadvisor showcase the varying opinions of visitors, ranging from 1 to 5 stars. By performing checks on reviews and engaging with traveler photos, potential visitors can gather a comprehensive understanding of the tour’s quality.

This interaction with visitor experiences not only aids in decision-making but also highlights the aspects that have left a lasting impression on those who’ve explored the stadium and museum.

Traveler Experiences

During their visit to the Atletico De Madrid Stadium Tour & Interactive Museum, travelers have described their time as enlightening and immersive, offering a unique glimpse into the club’s rich history and behind-the-scenes operations. Here are some key aspects of their experiences:

Great Insights : Visitors gain a deep understanding of Atletico de Madrid’s legacy and the intricacies of running a top-tier football club.

Memorable Moments : Exploring the changing room and walking through the tunnel to the pitch creates lasting memories for fans.

Interactive Exhibits : Engaging displays allow guests to interact with the club’s milestones and achievements in a fun and educational way.

Personal Connections : Meeting knowledgeable guides who share anecdotes enhances the overall experience, making it more personal and enjoyable.

Visitor Interaction and Engagement

Visitors to the Atletico De Madrid Stadium Tour & Interactive Museum actively engage with the club’s rich history and behind-the-scenes operations through interactive exhibits and insightful guided tours . Interactive activities such as virtual reality experiences and interactive displays immerse visitors in the club’s journey.

The museum also encourages visitor feedback through various channels, allowing guests to share their opinions and experiences. Engaging visitors through visual content like traveler photos adds a personal touch to the museum experience.

Navigating to the Atletico De Madrid Stadium Tour & Interactive Museum is straightforward, with clear signage directing visitors to the main entrance. Once inside, guests can expect the following:

Guided Tours : Visitors are greeted by knowledgeable guides who lead them through the stadium, providing insights into Atletico De Madrid’s rich history and traditions.

Interactive Exhibits : Interactive displays along the tour route engage visitors of all ages, offering a hands-on experience that brings the club’s story to life.

Detailed Directions : Throughout the museum, informative signage ensures that guests can easily navigate their way through the various exhibits and attractions.

Assistance Available : Friendly staff members are always on hand to assist visitors with any questions or directions they may need during their visit.

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Common questions

Are There Any Special Discounts Available for Seniors, Students, or Large Groups Booking the Atletico De Madrid Stadium Tour?

Group discounts are available for seniors, students, and large groups booking the Atletico de Madrid stadium tour. They can enjoy accessibility and special pricing options. The tour schedule offers flexibility to accommodate different group sizes and preferences.

Can Visitors Bring Cameras or Video Recording Equipment on the Tour to Capture Their Experience at the Stadium?

Visitors can bring cameras on the tour to capture their memories at the stadium. However, it’s important to follow photography etiquette and respect any restrictions. Enjoy snapping photos to remember the experience, enhancing your visit.

Is There a Gift Shop On-Site Where Visitors Can Purchase Atletico De Madrid Merchandise or Souvenirs?

Yes, there is a gift shop on-site where visitors can purchase Atletico de Madrid merchandise or souvenirs. The shop offers a variety of items for fans to take home as mementos of their experience at the stadium.

Are There Any Restrictions on What Visitors Can Wear or Bring With Them on the Tour of Cívitas Metropolitano?

Visitors should adhere to a casual dress code , avoiding offensive attire. Bag restrictions apply; large bags may not be permitted. Food is generally not allowed during the tour. The tour duration varies but usually lasts around 1.5 hours.

Is There a Recommended Amount of Time Visitors Should Allocate for Their Visit to Fully Explore the Interactive Museum and Stadium Tour Experience?

Visitors typically spend about 2-3 hours exploring the interactive exhibits and enjoying the stadium tour. To fully experience the museum and all its offerings, allocating this amount of time is recommended for a comprehensive visit.

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Don’t miss out on the chance to explore the iconic Atletico De Madrid stadium and interactive museum. With behind-the-scenes access and a wealth of history to uncover, this tour is a must-do for soccer fans.

Book now for a flexible experience tailored to your schedule, and see for yourself why visitors rave about this unforgettable opportunity. Make lasting memories at Cívitas Metropolitano and learn about the world of Atletico De Madrid.

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What a list of football’s 50 most valuable clubs tells us about the global state of the sport

A top 50. Usually the preserve of music charts, NFL draft pundits’ big boards or TripAdvisor restaurant guides. They are less common in football.

What is common in football is talking about money — this season’s Premier League , for example, has almost been as influenced by financial fair play (FFP) regulations as it has by the play itself.

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Sports-business analysis website Sportico has released a list of what it says are the sport’s 50 most valuable clubs — calculating revenue streams based on figures published by club accounts, before then using “team-specific multipliers”.

These multipliers are “based on multiple factors, including: historical sales, market (size, saturation and interest by prospective owners), strength of brand, on-field performance (historical and recent), terms of facility lease, debt burden and additional obligations, as well as expected future team and league economics”.

Business magazine Forbes also provides a similar catalogue — the Forbes Football Rich List.

Football is large and contains multitudes, such as culture, politics, and romance. But it is also a business.

This, then, is what Sportico’s top 50 tells us about the state of the game worldwide.

MLS is rapidly growing in value

Which league has the most representatives in the top 50? The Premier League would be the obvious guess.

But 20 clubs in Sportico’s list are from Major League Soccer (MLS) — just under 70 per cent of the entire league.

Los Angeles FC ($1.15bn) are the highest-ranked MLS club at 15th, but Atlanta United , Inter Miami , LA Galaxy and New York City FC all make the top 20, too.

While big-city sides from the North American league are towards the top of the list, smaller markets are also represented in a boon to MLS’ development — the likes of Austin FC (21st), Portland Timbers (30th), Columbus Crew (37th), FC Cincinnati (38th), and Nashville SC (40th).

There may be confusion over this.

The majority of those clubs are not household names in Europe, the way Premier League teams are among the sport’s fans in the United States. Revenues in MLS are low, its clubs do not often turn a profit, and they do not have access to UEFA ’s lucrative prize pot for those competing in its continent-wide competitions.

But the valuations take into account an asset’s long-term potential — and MLS clubs are positioned far better than many mid-table European counterparts.

For one thing, the absence of relegation in the MLS model gives its teams a higher income floor — while the league’s cost-control measures, together with existing, modern stadiums, means they have the structure to one day maximise revenues. This year, season-ticket sales and revenue grew by 15 per cent and 25 per cent respectively.

Interest is growing — high-profile player arrivals, headlined by Lionel Messi joining Inter Miami, have boosted the league’s global profile, with MLS also signing a lucrative 10-year broadcasting deal with Apple in 2022.

The impending co-hosting of the World Cup in 2026 is another boost on the horizon. Mexico , another of that tournament’s co-hosts (Canada is the third), has three clubs represented — Club America (25th), Guadalajara (31st) and Monterrey (48th).

American ownership stands superior

Aaron Sorkin’s 2012 TV drama series The Newsroom began with a famous, if controversial, monologue.

Asked to explain why America was the greatest country in the world, Jeff Daniels’ main character broke into an impassioned rebuttal of that statement.

“We’re seventh in literacy, 27th in math, 22nd in science, 49th in life expectancy, 178th in infant mortality, third in median household income, number four in labor force, and number four in exports,” he rails. “We lead the world in only three categories: number of incarcerated citizens per capita, number of adults who believe angels are real, and defense spending.”

Perhaps it’s time to add another category to those three — football club ownership.

On top of 19 MLS clubs (a 20th team on the list, Toronto FC , are Canadian-owned), a further eight clubs among the 50 are at least part-owned by American individuals or companies, including  Manchester United (first), Liverpool (fourth), Arsenal (eighth), Chelsea (10th), AC Milan (14th), Lyon (23rd) and Roma (24th).

That is a total of 27 — over half the list.

In the Premier League, it is not beyond the realms of possibility that 14 of its 20 clubs — the number needed to secure a decision-making majority, could be American-owned in the next two years. Nine are already — with Ipswich set to make it 10 next season after they secured promotion last weekend, though Burnley may be relegated. Everton being taken over by 777 Partners would make another, while half of the four play-offs teams — West Bromwich Albion and Leeds United — are another two. Brentford are up for sale currently as well.

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The direction of travel is clear. Football — the global sport — is increasingly becoming an American sport.

The Premier League is still top dog in Europe

After the 20 teams from MLS, the next most-represented league is, unsurprisingly, the Premier League with nine clubs: Manchester United, Liverpool, Manchester City (sixth), Arsenal, Tottenham Hotspur (ninth), Chelsea, West Ham United (27th), Newcastle United (32nd) and Aston Villa (44th).

Italy ’s Serie A has six clubs included — Juventus (11th), Milan, Inter Milan (16th), Roma, Napoli (33rd) and Atalanta (45th) — although you’ll notice that none of them are in the top 10.

Germany has four — Bayern Munich (fifth), Borussia Dortmund (12th), RB Leipzig (43rd) and Eintracht Frankfurt (46th). But Bayer Leverkusen — who have already won the 2023-24 Bundesliga title and are five games away from an unbeaten treble, do not make the top 50.

Spain has three clubs ( Real Madrid , second; Barcelona , third; Atletico Madrid, 13th), France two (Paris Saint-Germain, seventh; Lyon), and aside from Ajax of the Netherlands (26th) and Portugal ’s Benfica (35th), no other European league is represented.

Concern for top-heavy La Liga ?

In the form of Madrid ($6.06billion) and Barcelona ($5.28bn), La Liga has two of the three most valuable football clubs on Earth. With Atletico sitting 13th ($1.62bn), the cumulative total of those three alone ($13bn) is bigger than any full league, except for the Premier League and MLS.

However, those are the only three La Liga clubs in the top 50 — fewer than Serie A and Germany’s Bundesliga — showing that for all its top-end talent, there is a significant competitive imbalance within the league. Spain’s TV revenue distribution is the most unequal of Europe’s top five leagues.

Though Girona , part of City Football Group, are second in the league with four games to go, they are nowhere near the top 50, having only been promoted to the top flight at the end of the 2021-22 season, and seem unlikely to prove regular sparring partners for the big three.

Real Madrid's 'dystopian' dominance - Barcelona and La Liga rivals are way behind

Barcelona and the Madrid clubs mean the Spanish league will always have a sharp end — but the demise of fairly-recently successful sides Malaga (2012-13 Champions League quarter-finalists) and Deportivo La Coruna (semi-finalists in the same competition in 2003-04), both now playing in the regional third tier, shows how vulnerable some of the country’s clubs can be.

It is just one statistic, but La Liga’s stadium-fill figure is 83 per cent, compared to the Premier League’s 97 per cent, illustrating some of the issues hiding behind the top three.

Manchester United’s brand remains strong despite troubles

According to Sportico, Manchester United are valued at $6.2billion, over $140m more than Madrid, making them the most valuable football club in the world. Forbes, incidentally, places Madrid higher, as well as Barcelona — it hasn’t put United top since 2018.

United have struggled on the pitch since the departure of Sir Alex Ferguson as their manager — they are without a Premier League trophy since his final season of 2012-13, and are just eighth in the league table with three games to go, but their position in Sportico’s list shows just how strong their brand remains.

Though five clubs produce more revenue than United’s $778million (Madrid, Barcelona, Bayern, City, PSG ), their global fanbase, position in the strongest league, and massive deal with Adidas all help their valuation.’

INEOS’ recent acquisition of 25 per cent of the club for $1.3billion would value the entire operation at over $5.2bn.

Everton’s troubles underscored

Everton have played more seasons of top-flight football than any other English club, are founder members of the Premier League, and are soon to move into a state-of-the-art dockside stadium.

Yet current owner Farhad Moshiri cannot find suitable buyers — and Everton’s failure to crack the top 50 underscores their difficulties.

A quick refresher.

Moshiri has agreed a deal worth some $685million (£548m at the current exchange rate) with Miami-based 777 Partners, but that looks set to collapse amid doubts over 777’s funding and accusations of fraud in a U.S. lawsuit.

777's latest legal scrape must surely mark the end of its attempt to buy Everton

Sportico’s report values Everton at less than $550million — but Moshiri needs far more than that if he is to settle his debts, finance the remaining stadium costs and cover the club’s annual losses. There is effectively a gap of over $150m between what Moshiri needs and what any viable owner would be willing to pay — and that is why Everton could find themselves lurching towards administration.

West Ham are the Premier League’s ‘best of the rest’

In better news for Premier League clubs, one interesting question is: which of its members, outside the traditional ‘Big Six’, would be deemed most valuable?

The contenders? Both Villa and Newcastle have excellent stadiums, wealthy ownership, and are pushing for European football. Newcastle played in the Champions League this season, Villa look set to qualify for next season’s edition.

Brighton & Hove Albion, though in a slump on the pitch over the past month, recorded a profit of over £120million, are known as one of the Premier League’s best-run clubs and played in Europe this season.

However, Sportico says the Premier League’s best of the rest are West Ham United, apparently worth some $725million, compared to Newcastle’s $700m and Villa’s $600m.

Why? West Ham’s east London base gives them some obvious advantages when it comes to commercial revenue, with a huge market on their doorstep, while their deal for the stadium that hosted the 2012 Olympic Games is also extremely advantageous.

State owners seeing a return on investment

When Newcastle were bought by a group led by Saudi Arabia ’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) for £305million in October 2021, co-owner Amanda Staveley said: “It’s not sportswashing, it’s investment.”

That is highly debatable. But as an investment alone, Newcastle are rapidly making money. In just over two years, according to Sportico, the club have almost doubled in value to $700m.

This is not unique.

When Qatar Sports Investment completed its takeover of Paris Saint-Germain in 2011, the sum paid valued the French club at €100million. That valuation has since increased by 3,700 per cent — to $4.05billion.

In 2008, Manchester City were taken over by the Abu Dhabi United Group (ADUG), a private equity company with strong links to the United Arab Emirates’ government. ADUG insists the two are separate. The price ADUG paid was £200million. That has since increased to $4.75bn, a return of 1,800 per cent.

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Jacob Whitehead is a reporter for The Athletic, who covers a range of topics including investigations and Newcastle United. He previously worked on the news desk. Prior to joining, he wrote for Rugby World Magazine and was named David Welch Student Sportswriter of the Year at the SJA Awards. Follow Jacob on Twitter @ jwhitey98