Manchester United have been crowned the most valuable football club on the planet, according to figures compiled by Sportico.
This comes as a surprise, as Real Madrid held the top spot in the previous Forbes' rich list published last May.
United boast a valuation of a whopping $6.2 billion, with their closest rivals, Real Madrid, hot on their heels at $6.06 billion. Barcelona, Liverpool and Bayern Munich round out the top five, valued at $5.28 billion, $5.11 billion and $4.8 billion respectively.
Interestingly, Major League Soccer (MLS) punches above its weight, with a staggering 20 teams making the top 50.
However, despite their sheer numbers, their combined value of $15.1 billion pales in comparison to the Premier League's $29 billion, represented by just nine clubs.
La Liga sits third in terms of cumulative league value with $13 billion, although they only have three clubs (Real Madrid, Barcelona and Atletico Madrid) on the list.
Serie A boasts six representatives, with Juventus leading the charge at 11th and a valuation of $1.77 billion. While Germany's Bundesliga has just four clubs on the list, their combined value of $7.6 billion outshines Serie A's $6.1 billion.
Ligue 1 rounds out the top five European leagues with a total valuation of $4.8 billion.
The top 50 isn't just a European affair though, with representation from Mexico's Liga MX (3 clubs), Netherlands' Eredivisie (Ajax), Portugal's Primeira Liga (Benfica) and Brazil's Serie A (Flamengo).