FC Barcelona led LaLiga's commercial revenues in the 2024 2025 season with a turnover of 556.8 million euros, ahead of Real Madrid, which reached 481.2 million. The data appears in the LaLiga Commercial Report 2026, prepared by Intelligence 2P, and consolidates a change at the head of Spanish football's commercial business.
The distance between both great clubs was about 70 million euros in a classification that measures income linked to sponsorship, advertising and merchandising. The study interprets this result as a handover in the economic leadership of the competition, with Barça above Madrid in this section.
The commercial business sustains more than half of Barça
The report places the commercial area of the blue and crimson club as a central piece of its economic structure. More than 50% of FC Barcelona's annual turnover comes from this area, with special weight from the store and sales division and the museum's billing.
That commercial performance allows the Barcelona club to distance itself from the rest of LaLiga entities in a season in which business off the field of play has gained even more prominence.
Atlético, very far behind in third place
After FC Barcelona and Real Madrid, Atlético de Madrid appears in third position with 113.5 million euros in commercial revenue. The difference with the first two reflects the concentration of the commercial market around the clubs with greater international attraction capacity.
In total, the 42 First and Second Division clubs included in LaLiga added up to 1,584 million euros in commercial revenue. The figure represents an increase of 22.5% compared to the 2023 2024 season, which points to a general expansion of the commercial business in Spanish professional football.
LaLiga is still behind other major leagues
Despite the progress registered, LaLiga's volume of commercial revenue continues below that of other reference European competitions. The report places it behind the Premier League and the Bundesliga in this area, although with an upward evolution in the last fiscal year.
The leadership of FC Barcelona in this chapter reinforces the weight of its brand in the market and confirms that, at least in commercial income, the *azulgrana* club closed the 2024 2025 season at the front of LaLiga.