Arsenal are regarded as a
more valuable club than Chelsea
and Manchester City in Forbes'
richlist for 2009.
Manchester United have been
named No1 - ahead of the USA's own Dallas Cowboys.
But the surprise will be Arsenal, where manager Arsene
Wenger has refused to spend big in this summer's
transfer market.
Liverpool are down in 18th
place, Chelsea 42nd and
Tottenham 65th, while
Manchester City just made the
top 100 list.
Forbes's 10 most valuable sports teams: -
1 - Manchester United -
$1.870bn (£1.144bn)
2 - Dallas Cowboys - $1.650bn (£1.009bn)
3 - Washington Redskins - $1.550bn (£948m)
4 - New York Yankees - $1.500bn (£918m)
5 - New England Patriots - $1.361bn (£833m)
6 - Real Madrid - $1.353bn
(£828m)
7 - Arsenal - $1.200bn
(£734m)
8 - New York Giants - $1.183bn (£724m)
9 - New York Jets - $1.170bn (£716m)
10 - Houston Texans - $1.150bn (£704m)