Transfermarkt: Champions League 36-Team Squad Value Rankings, Real Madrid Top at €1.46 Billion, Manchester City Second at €1.43 Billion

According to tmkt, Transfermarkt's Champions League 36-team squad value rankings show Real Madrid top the list with a value of €1.46 billion.

According to Transfermarkt statistics, the 36 teams in the 2026/27 Champions League league phase have been confirmed, with Real Madrid leading with a squad value of €1.46 billion.

Last season, Paris Saint-Germain defeated Arsenal on penalties in the final, becoming the second team in the modern football era to successfully defend the Champions League title. With the qualifying rounds completed, the 36 teams participating in this season's Champions League league phase have been confirmed, and the first round of matches will take place this week. Transfermarkt ranked the teams based on their current squad values.

Real Madrid, the club with 15 Champions League titles in history, have a current squad value of €1.46 billion, ranking first. Manchester City, the 2022/23 champions, rank second with a value of €1.43 billion. Defending champions Paris Saint-Germain rank third with €1.36 billion, while last season's finalists Arsenal rank fourth with €1.33 billion.

Barcelona rank fifth with a squad value of €1.26 billion. Bayern Munich rank sixth with €1.04 billion, Liverpool rank seventh with €1.03 billion, and Manchester United rank eighth with €924 million. Inter Milan rank ninth with €730 million, while Atletico Madrid rank tenth with €680 million.

The team with the lowest squad value is Azerbaijani club Sabah Baku, founded in 2017, with a squad value of €19 million. Slovan Bratislava rank second from bottom with €36 million, Norwegian club Viking rank third from bottom with €44 million, and Austrian club LASK rank fourth from bottom with €51 million. LASK previously came back to defeat Celtic 5-1.