This list is dominated at the top by soccer teams, but 30 of the 32 NFL round out the top 50.

Only a handful of NBA teams made it (no Thunder).

Also, even though the Clippers aren't listed, their proposed $2 billion price tag would tie them with the Dodgers at #6.

The World's 50 Most Valuable Sports Teams 2014 - Forbes (http://www.forbes.com/sites/kurtbadenhausen/2014/07/16/the-worlds-50-most-valuable-sports-teams-2014/)


1 Real Madrid $3.4 Billion
2 Barcelona
3 Manchester United
4 New York Yankees
5 Dallas Cowboys
6 Los Angeles Dodgers
7 Bayern Munich
8 New England Patriots
9 Washington Redskins
10 New York Giants
11 Boston Red Sox
12 Houston Texans
13 New York Knicks
14 New York Jets
15 Los Angeles Lakers
16 Arsenal
17 Philadelphia Eagles
18 Chicago Bears
19 Baltimore Ravens
20 San Francisco 49ers
21 Chicago Cubs
22 Ferrari
23 Indianapolis Colts
24 Green Bay Packers
25 Denver Bronchos
26 Toronoto Maple Leafs
27 Pittsburgh Steelers
28 Seattle Seahawks
29 Miami Dophins
30 Tampa Bay Buccaneers
31 Carolina Panthers
32 Tennessee Titans
33 Kansas City Chiefs
34 Minnesota Vikings
35 Cleveland Browns
36 New Orleans Saints
37 Chicago Bulls
38 San Francisco Giants
39 Philadelphia Phillies
40 Arizona Cardinals
41 San Diego Chargers
42 Atlanta Falcons
43 Cincinnati Bengals
44 Detroit Lions
45 Boston Celtics
46 St. Louis Rams
47 Buffalo Bills
48 Chelsea
49 Manchester City
50 AC Milan $856 million

Wow!
Last time I went to a Dallas Cowboy game{at old stadium, around 07}it was 30 dollars to park, and that was the cheapest parking they had. Bottle of water=5 bucks Nachos=9 bucks Hamburger=9 bucks. If only King Jerruh was as good at putting a team together as he was at turning a profit he would be rolling in SB titles.

I definitely contributed to that massive 3.4b total with a paid visit to the Santiago Bernabeu this June. The tour was pricey but definitely worth it and an amazing experience! And just like most of Madrid the beer was cheaper than the water. Hala Madrid!


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