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Leading soccer clubs in Latin America in 2020, by team value (in million U.S. dollars)

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Release date

November 2020

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Region

Latin America and the Caribbean

Survey time period

2020

Supplementary notes

The ranking for the Americas was made by Forbes Mexico based on information from various sources.
Data is based on the aggregated value the team players, each team's brand value, and the cost of their stadium (if the club owns one).
The source does not provide the exact date for data collection.

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In 2020, São Paulo, Brazil was home of the two most valuable professional soccer teams in Latin America. Worth over *** million U.S. dollars, SC Corinthians topped the ranking that year, while SE Palmeiras followed with a value of roughly *** million U.S. dollars. Out of the **** most valued soccer clubs in the region in 2020, **** of them are from the South American soccer power.

The king of popularity

But the value of a team cannot be only measured by its monetary assets. Its popularity among soccer fans also plays a crucial role, especially among competing fans in the region. From this perspective, CR Flamengo dominates with the largest fan base in South America in 2019, surpassing the Corinthians by nearly **** million people. This widespread popularity is also reflected in the team’s social media, where Flamengo’s number of followers surpasses all other Brazilian soccer clubs’. Until June 2020, roughly **** million users of five of the most popular social networks worldwide followed the club on these platforms.

Who’s won the most titles?

As of August 2020, two Uruguayan soccer clubs from Montevideo could pride themselves to be the top football championship winners in Latin America. Up until then, the Club Nacional de Football had previously lifted a trophy *** times, while comparatively Peñarol had done so on *** occasions. When only considering international soccer trophies, the Argentine clubs Avellaneda and Boca Juniors take the lead in the whole region.