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This week, Forbes magazine released its 2011 list of The World’s 50 Most Valuable Sports Teams. The Dallas Cowboys came in second once again, just behind Manchester United. The 50 most valuable sports teams in the world are listed below:
- Manchester United $1.86 billion
- Dallas Cowboys $1.81 billion
- New York Yankees $1.7 billion
- Washington Redskins $1.55 billion
- Real Madrid $1.45 billion
- New England Patriots $1.37 billion
- Arsenal $1.19 billion
- New York Giants $1.18 billion
- Houston Texans $1.17 billion
- New York Jets $1.14 billion
- Philadelphia Eagles $1.12 billion
- Baltimore Ravens $1.07 billion
- Ferrari $1.07 billion
- Chicago Bears $1.07 billion
- Denver Broncos $1.05 billon
- Indianapolis Colts $1.04 billion
- Carolina Panthers $1.04 billion
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers $1.03 billion
- Bayern Munich $1.03 billion
- Green Bay Packers $1.02 billion
- Cleveland Browns $1.02 billion
- Miami Dolphins $1.01 billion
- Pittsburgh Steelers $996 million
- Tennessee Titans $994 million
- Seattle Seahawks $989 million
- Barcelona $975 million
- Kansas City Chiefs $965 million
- New Orleans Saints $955 million
- San Francisco 49ers $925 million
- Arizona Cardinals $919 million
- Boston Red Sox $912 million
- San Diego Chargers $907 million
- Cincinnati Bengals $905 million
- AC Milan $838 million
- Atlanta Falcons $831 million
- Detroit Lions $817 million
- McLaren $815 million
- Los Angeles Dodgers $800 million
- Buffalo Bills $799 million
- St. Louis Rams $779 million
- Minnesota Vikings $774 million
- Chicago Bears $773 million
- Oakland Raiders $758 million
- New York Mets $747 million
- Jacksonville Jaguars $725 million
- Chelsea $658 million
- New York Knicks $655 million
- Los Angeles Lakers $643 million
- Juventus $628 million
- Philadelphia Phillies $609 million
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