( CNN ) -- German champions Bayern Munich will go into Saturday 's Champions League Final in Madrid with an economic advantage of almost €100 million ( $ 124 million ) over their Italian opponents Inter Milan , according to a leading sports business consultancy . In terms of success on the field this season , there is little to choose between the giants of Germany and Italy who are both seeking to add European glory to domestic dominance , having both clinched league-and-cup doubles in their home countries . But in terms of earnings power , Bayern are already clear winners with an annual turnover of €289.5 million ( $ 358 million ) , says SPORT+MARKT Executive Director Hartmut Zastrow . By contrast , Inter 's annual turnover comes to just €196.5 million . Bayern 's advantage derives from additional income derived from commercial and marketing opportunities , with 54 percent of their total turnover -- €160 million -- gained commercially , according to SPORT+MARKT . Can Mourinho beat Van Gaal to become king of Europe ? By contrast , Inter remain heavily dependent on revenue earned from television rights , with the club collecting €115.7 million -- or 60 percent of its turnover -- in broadcasting income . Bayern 's current TV earnings amount to just €69.6 million per a year . `` The Commercial Masters defy the Giants of TV rights . In terms of revenue , Bayern has already defeated Inter Milan : thanks to a great commercial strategy , the Bavarians have been able to earn almost €100 million more than their Italian rivals '' said Zastrow . The Bavarian side also outguns Inter when it comes to ticket sales and matchday revenue , despite having a stadium with more than 10,000 fewer seats than Milan 's San Siro home . Bayern has sold out the 69,000-capacity Allianz Arena for every game since the stadium opened in 2006 , bringing in more than €60 million a year . Inter 's ageing Stadio Giuseppe Meazza , last renovated for the 1990 World Cup , holds more than 80,000 but the Serie A champions have averaged just 55,000 this season , bringing in less than €30 million annually . `` The revenue from the stadium ticketing is impressive for Bayern and represents 22 percent of the total , almost equal to broadcasting income '' , said Zastrow . `` Bayern 's figures are a dream for every club . Of course , a new stadium for Inter Milan would help reduce the gap and bring more fans to the matches , generating more cash for the club . '' Both clubs have already earned euros 22.5 million by reaching Saturday 's final at the Bernabeu with the winners set to collect an additional euros 9 million . Bayern were placed fifth , behind Manchester United , Real Madrid , Arsenal and Barcelona on last month 's latest list of football 's richest clubs , compiled by Forbe 's magazine . Man United named world 's richest club . Inter were 10th on the list , lower than Italian rivals AC Milan and Juventus . English clubs Liverpool and Chelsea made up the top 10 .
Bayern Munich have annual turnover of €289.5 million ( $ 358 million ) Inter Milan have annual turnover of €196.5 million ( $ 243 million ) Bayern make 54 percent of turnover from commercial , marketing opportunities . Inter Milan dependent on television revenues for 60 percent of their turnover .