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According to the LaLiga Stock Market 2025 report, the Spanish Royal team has reached a record valuation of 6.17 billion euros. |
According to the LaLiga Stock Market 2025 report, the Spanish Royal team has reached a record valuation of 6.17 billion euros, becoming the first club in Spanish history to surpass the 6 billion mark. Meanwhile, Barcelona - although still a force on the pitch - is only valued at 5.56 billion euros, somewhat affected by having to continue playing away from Camp Nou.
The two rivals now account for 64% of the total value of LaLiga’s 20 clubs. Add in Atletico Madrid – who are enjoying a meteoric rise thanks to global expansion and the redevelopment of the Metropolitano – and that figure jumps to 75%, underscoring the absolute dominance of the power trio. Atletico are now valued at €2.1bn, up more than €1bn in just three years.
The report from Intelligence 2P - which assesses over 100 economic , sporting, digital and social indicators - shows that the total value of La Liga clubs reached nearly 18.5 billion euros, up 6.1% compared to the previous year. The strong recovery in commercial revenue, along with the upgrade projects under the Impulso Plan, were key to this growth.
In the chasing pack, Athletic Bilbao (481 million euros) and Real Betis (472 million euros) surpassed Sevilla (422 million euros) to take the 4th and 5th positions. Real Sociedad (463 million euros) and Valencia (444 million euros) - two teams with stable ground strategies and European places - ranked right behind. Villarreal (338.6 million euros) continued to affirm its position in the top group thanks to its sustainable development model.
Meanwhile, Sevilla dropped to 8th place in the club value rankings, reflecting the double difficulties both financially and professionally in recent seasons.
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Meanwhile, Barcelona - although still a force on the pitch - is only valued at 5.56 billion euros. |
Not only did Girona shock the footballing world with a historic Champions League berth, they are also the club with the highest economic growth rate this season: 29%, reaching 143 million euros. Investment in infrastructure - especially the plan to build the club's first sports city - is helping the Catalan team become a new symbol of competitiveness and sustainability.
Teams such as Osasuna, Celta Vigo, Alavés, Mallorca and Espanyol also recorded significant growth, ranging from 10% to 20%, confirming the upward trend of the "new middle class" in La Liga.
The average value of clubs outside the “Big Three” has now reached 232.9 million euros, up 3% compared to last year. Names such as Getafe (129 million euros), Rayo Vallecano (83 million), Las Palmas (61 million), Leganés (52 million) or Valladolid (48 million) - although not famous - are operating stably thanks to a digital strategy, developing women's football and reducing dependence on transfer revenue.
In La Liga Hypermotion - Spain's second division - the trend of sustainable development is also noted. The average club valuation reaches 30 million euros, with teams such as Granada, Levante and Elche (recently promoted) all exceeding the 50 million euro mark.
Some teams with large fan bases, such as Racing (up 19%), Albacete (12%) or Castellón (€12.7m) – thanks to financial backing from Haralabos Voulgaris and 13,000 season tickets – also recorded significant growth. In contrast, newly promoted teams or those with less experience in professional football are often worth around €10m, reflecting a higher level of risk.
In the big picture, LaLiga is gradually transforming from a traditional model to a modern orientation, where financial factors, infrastructure and sustainable development strategies play a key role. And in the new race on the financial floor, Real Madrid is firmly on top - not only in Spain, but possibly in Europe.
Source: https://znews.vn/real-madrid-khuat-phuc-barcelona-tren-san-dinh-gia-post1559144.html
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