Forbes 50 most expensive sports teams

Suppose one of you succeed you win a European and consigueis superlotería few hundred million euros. With these drives you can buy a luxurious mansion, a large number of luxury cars or maybe a franchise or a club. The magazine Forbes has drawn up a list of the 50 most expensive sports teams in the world. Will you know how much you need to buy the Real Madrid or Barcelona ? Here we present you ...

Among the 50 most expensive in the world, 32 are franchises of the NFL, eight are football teams, two are Formula One team, four are franchised MLB baseball and two are in the NBA. Spain is only present with the two most popular soccer. Paradoxically, those who do not stop Guardiola championships accumulate no more than the president Florentino Perez that although the last three UEFA Champions League , the Catalans were left with two.

Premier League is Arsenal and Manchester United, AC Milan Calcio and Juventus (surprised by the absence of Inter Milan) and is only the German Bundesliga Bayern Munich.

THE LIST

1 Manchester United - 1.86 billion
The Dallas Cowboys 2 - 1.81 billion
New York Yankees 3 - 1.7 billion
Washington Redskins 4 - 1.55 billion
Real Madrid 5 - 1.45 billion
6 The New England Patriots
7 Arsenal
8 New York Giants
9 Houston Texans
New York Jets 10.

From 11 to 20 are in the following order: Philadelphia Eagles, Baltimore Ravens, Scuderia Ferrari, Chicago Bears, Denver Broncos, Indianapolis Colts, Carolina Panthers, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Bayern Munich and Green Bay Packers.

From 21 to 30: Cleveland Browns, Miami Dolphins, Pittsburgh Steelers, Tennessee Titans, Seattle Seahawks, FC Barcelona, ​​Kansas City Chiefs, New Orleans Saints, San Francisco 49ers and Arizona Cardinals.

From 31 to 40: Boston Red Sox, San Diego Chargers, Cincinnati Bengals, AC Milan, Atlanta Falcons, Detroit Lions, McLaren Los Angeles Dodgers, Buffalo Bills and St. Louis Rams.

41 to 50: Minnesota Vikings, Chicago Cubs, Oakland Raiders, New York Mets, Jacksonville Jaguars, Chelsea, New York Knicks, Lakers, Juventus and Philadelphia Phillies.