Manchester City remains the world's most valuable football team, according to Transfermarkt's latest statistics.
The top 10 list includes five English clubs alongside City - Arsenal, Liverpool, Chelsea, Tottenham, and Manchester United - along with Spain’s Real Madrid and Barcelona, France’s Paris Saint-Germain, and Germany’s Bayern Munich.
Manchester City leads with a market value of €1.30 billion, followed by Real Madrid (€1.23 billion), Arsenal (€1.15 billion), Barcelona (€1.01 billion), and Liverpool (€967.50 million). Chelsea ranks sixth (€928.50 million), PSG seventh (€870.50 million), Bayern Munich eighth (€856.00 million), Tottenham ninth (€846.10 million), and Manchester United tenth (€724.05 million).
FIFA President Gianni Infantino proposed an outside review of how the governing body makes major decisions on Monday, acknowledging in a letter to members that its handling of a now-abandoned investment plan had caused concern.
Captain Marquinhos has snatched the winner as champions Paris St Germain won 2-1 at troubled Olympique de Marseille in Ligue 1 on Sunday, condemning the hosts to a fifth successive loss and a spot in the relegation zone.
Anders Dreyer has scored his 10th and 11th goals on either side of halftime and visiting San Diego FC earned a 2-2 draw against Lionel Messi and defending MLS Cup champions Inter Miami on Sunday night.
Manchester City head into the first international break three points clear at the top of the Premier League after Antoine Semenyo's double sealed an enthralling 5-3 home win over Sunderland, for whom Brian Brobbey grabbed a hat-trick, on Sunday.