This week, a new season opens for CAF club competitions 2024-2025. At the dawn of this new season, Foot-Africa offers you an overview of the top 5 of richest clubs of the continent in 2024. Their income comes from various sources: broadcast rights, partnerships, ticket sales and derivative products.
1. Mamelodi Sundowns (South Africa) – €33.55 million
This Pretoria-based club dominates thanks to its 17 Premier Soccer League titles and one CAF Champions League. The “Brazilians” benefit from prestigious sponsors and very lucrative TV rights.
2. Al Ahly (Egypt) – €32.30 million
Founded in 1907, the Egyptian club is a true institution of African football. With 12 CAF Champions Leagues, Al Ahly attracts high-profile advertising deals and generates millions from its devoted fans, both in Egypt and across Africa
3. Orlando Pirates (South Africa) – 22.38 million euros
One of the most iconic clubs on the continent, founded in 1937. Pirates, supported by strong sponsorships and consistent performances, are a benchmark in the Premier Soccer League.
4.Pyramids FC (Egypt) – €19.68 million
Created in 2008, this young Egyptian club impresses with its rapid growth. Thanks to massive investments and strategic partnerships, he has become one of the richest.
5. Zamalek SC (Egypt) – €17.40 million
Historical rival of Al Ahly, Zamalek combines tradition and success with 5 CAF Champions Leagues. A strong fan base and reliable sponsors support its ambitions.
These clubs symbolize the power of African football, both on the field and in finances. The new season promises to be spectacular!
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