According to Forbes, Chelsea is the eighth richest club in the world.
1. Real Madrid - The Spanish giant Real Madrid is currently the world's richest club (in terms of billions of dollars).
Real Madrid, who had previously occupied the second spot on the list, has risen to the top after winning the Champions League and the La Liga title in the recently finished season.
2. Barcelona - After going trophy-less in the just-completed La Liga season, Barcelona has dropped to second place on the list.
3. Manchester United - Due to the club's current net worth in billions, Manchester United has risen to third place on the list, ahead of other top European clubs.
Manchester United is not only the third richest club in the world, but also the richest club in England.
4. Liverpool - Liverpool, who had been in fifth place on the list for a few months, recently overtook Bayern Munich after winning two domestic titles and reaching the Champions League final last season. Chelsea, on the other hand, is now listed as the world's eighth richest club, with an estimated club worth of €2.9 billion. For further information, see the photo below.
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Liverpool are 'hoping to complete their second summer signing this week,' according to reports.
FABIA CARVALHO has already joined Liverpool from Fulham this summer, with more fresh additions expected. Liverpool are still in talks with Aberdeen over a move for full-back Calvin Ramsay, who would be their second summer signing. After completing a deal for Fulham teenager Fabio Carvalho, the Reds are still spinning multiple plates.Liverpool is also juggling talks with Bayern Munich about Sadio Mane's future.
The Bavarians made an opening offer for the Senegal international in recent days, but Liverpool rejected the approach, which was worth £21 million plus £4 million in add-ons.
Bayern Munich is set to make a second bid in the coming days, although Liverpool is working on another deal in the meantime.
According to Fabrizio Romano, contacts are ongoing behind the scenes for Scotland youngster Ramsay."Contacts between Liverpool and Calvin Ramsay's camp are still happening," he tweeted. He's seen as a possibility, but talks with Aberdeen have yet to advance.
"Ramsay would be delighted to join Liverpool, but it is up to the clubs."
According to the Times, Liverpool is hoping to complete a deal this week.
Trent Alexander-Arnold is anticipated to be covered by the 18-year-old right-back.
Following an outstanding loan spell with Fulham, his arrival might mean the end of Neco Williams' stay at Anfield.The Cottagers are yet to bring back the Wales international, who helped his team qualify for the World Cup in Qatar with a win over Ukraine on Sunday.
To reach an agreement, Liverpool would require a sum of roughly £10 million.
In due course, the Champions League finalists are anticipated to open the bidding for Ramsay.
The Reds are set to make a £4 million offer, and Aberdeen are willing to sell in order to rebuild their team.
Ramsay scored one goal in 24 appearances in the Scottish Premiership last season.Bologna and Leeds have also expressed interest, but Ramsay now appears to be on his way to completing his dream move to Anfield.
The proposed signing would be long-term, though Ramsay could have a chance to play in the first team next season.
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