The latest Deloitte Money League proves Manchester City have a lot of catching up to do with the worlds top football clubs.Thats according to talkSPORT co-host Bob Mills, who believes Citys matchday revenue indicates the true stature of the reigning Premier League champions.
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getty2Man City are the 5th richest team, but are 10th on match day revenue… You have to look at that and accept youve got a lot of catching up to do.Bob Mills says #MCFCs financial details show they are still behind big clubs. pic.twitter.com/3t5R1Mrrlu— talkSPORT (@talkSPORT) January 24, 2019They made a lot less than Arsenal ($111m), Bayern Munich ($103m), Paris Saint-Germain ($100m), Liverpool ($91m), Tottenham ($85m) and Chelsea ($83m).You have to go all the way down and Manchester City are there with $63m.Now Im not knocking Man City, what theyve achieved is amazing.However, as far as Im concerned, your bread and butter money is how much your fans bring you and I think Man City have to accept they have a lot of catching up to do.
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