Man Utd oust Real Madrid from top of revenue league


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LONDON (Reuters) - Manchester United have deposed Real Madrid as the world's richest football club after revenue grew to a record $735 million in 2015-16, according to Deloitte's annual Money League published on Thursday.

The 20-times English champions knocked Madrid off the perch they had occupied for 11 years with a return to the Champions League and increased commercial revenue key to their rise.

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