La Liga's Barcelona earn more in sponsorship revenue than all other clubs in world football, according to a study conducted by Forbes. The Spanish giants are the only ones with an annual turnover of €1.3bn (£9bn) and have been able to generate almost as much money from their commercial deals since they were founded Barcelona saw its sponsorship revenue rise $15m year-on-year. In 2010, the Qatar Foundation replaced Unicef -- Barca had worn the non-profit on the front of their shirt since 2006 -- as the Catalan club looked to generate new income to compete with their rivals. Barcelona's largest sponsors are Japanese e-commerce platform Rakuten - paying $60m each year as a front-of-shirt sponsor - and Turkey's Beko, which pays $20m annually for its name to appear on the club's sleeve.
La Liga's Barcelona earn more in sponsorship revenue than all other clubs in world football, according to a study conducted by Forbes. The Spanish giants are the only ones with an annual turnover of €1.3bn (£9bn) and have been able to generate almost as much money from their commercial deals since they were founded Barcelona saw its sponsorship revenue rise $15m year-on-year. Barcelona's largest sponsors are Japanese e-commerce platform Rakuten - paying $60m each year as a front-of-shirt sponsor - and Turkey's Beko, which pays $20m annually for its name to appear on the club's sleeve.