According to the "2025 La Liga Stock Market Report", Real Madrid's current market valuation has reached 6.17 billion euros, becoming the first Spanish club to break the 6 billion euro mark, and Barcelona's valuation is still 5.56 billion euros.

According to the 2025 La Liga Stock Market Report, 64% of the total market value of La Liga clubs comes from Real Madrid and Barcelona, ​​which highlights the gap between Real Madrid and Barcelona and the other 18 clubs. If Atletico Madrid is included, its valuation has increased by 23% year-on-year, then the valuation of the La Liga Big Three will account for 75% of La Liga clubs. This is mainly due to the expansion of Atletico Madrid's influence on an international scale and the modernization of the Metropolitano Stadium. In addition, the valuation of Real Madrid and Barcelona has increased by 2.1076 billion euros, an increase of 1 billion euros compared to three years ago.

The rise of mid-table teams has brought the average valuation of La Liga clubs, excluding the three giants, to 232.9 million euros, up 3% from 2023. Getafe (129 million euros), Rayo Vallecano (830 million euros), Las Palmas (610 million euros), Leganes (520 million euros) and Valladolid (480 million euros) have remained relatively stable, together forming the economic panorama of La Liga. Digital investment, the development of women's football and a business model that is less dependent on transfers have become key factors.