According to the fine folks at Forbes, these are the most valuable sports teams in the world for 2017. The full list (which goes up to 50) can be found on their website, and, as expected, the NFL dominates the rankings with 29 teams making the cut. Only 6 teams outside North America make the list and, predictably, they are all soccer clubs.
Check out the top 25 below:
25 – Miami Dolphins ($2.38 billion)
24 – Denver Broncos ($2.4 billion)
T-22 – Chicago Bulls ($2.5 billion)
T-22 – Philadelphia Eagles ($2.5 billion)
T-20 – Golden State Warriors ($2.6 billion)
T-20 – Houston Texans ($2.6 billion)
19 – San Francisco Giants ($2.65 billion)
18 – Chicago Cubs ($2.68 billion)
T-16 – Boston Red Sox ($2.7 billion)
T-16 – Chicago Bears ($2.7 billion)
15 – Bayern Munich ($2.71 billion)
T-13 – Los Angeles Dodgers ($2.75 billion)
T-13 – New York Jets ($2.75 billion)
12 – Los Angeles Rams ($2.9 billion)
11 – Washington Redskins ($2.95 billion)
T-9 – Los Angeles Lakers ($3 billion)
T-9 – San Francisco 49ers ($3 billion)
8 – New York Giants ($3.1 billion)
7 – New York Knicks ($3.3 billion)
6 – New England Patriots ($3.4 billion)
5 – Real Madrid ($3.58 billion)
4 – Barcelona ($3.64 billion)
3 – Manchester United ($3.69 billion)
2 – New York Yankees ($3.7 billion)
1 – Dallas Cowboys ($4.2 billion)
