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Even the cowboys from Dallas can't match the whites from Madrid.
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Even the cowboys from Dallas can't match the whites from Madrid.

Real Madrid's annual revenue reached €1.221 billion in the financial year, making it the highest-earning sports organization globally. This represents a 3.1% increase compared to the previous year. The club surpassed the Dallas Cowboys, whose revenue was €1.11 billion. The renovation of their stadium, Santiago Bernabéu, has a total value of €1.4077 billion. Despite rising player salaries, Real Madrid maintains a cost-to-revenue ratio below 50%, ensuring financial stability. The club reported a net profit of €26.3 million after taxes, marking its 26th consecutive profitable year since 2000.

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Even the cowboys from Dallas can't match the whites from Madrid.

Real Madrid's annual revenue reached €1.221 billion in the financial year, making it the highest-earning sports organization globally. This represents a 3.1% increase compared to the previous year. The club surpassed the Dallas Cowboys, whose revenue was €1.11 billion. The renovation of their stadium, Santiago Bernabéu, has a total value of €1.4077 billion. Despite rising player salaries, Real Madrid maintains a cost-to-revenue ratio below 50%, ensuring financial stability. The club reported a net profit of €26.3 million after taxes, marking its 26th consecutive profitable year since 2000.

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