The complete table of sponsorship that Serie A clubs receive has been revealed, with Juventus leading the pack with a huge €26.7 million total.
The Bianconeri are emblazoned with logos of Jeep on the front of their shirts and Cygames on the back, with those companies ensuring that the champions receive almost €10m more than their closest rival.
Sassuolo come second on the list, with Mapei apparently paying €18m to appear on the kit of the club that they own. Napoli and Milan complete the top three – joint on €15m each.
At the other end of the scale, Fiorentina are collecting no money for their charitable Save the Children kit, while Frosinone, Genoa, Empoli and Sampdoria all receive €1m or less for the companies who adorn their respective shirts.
For all their riches compared to their domestic rivals, Juventus’ figure pales in comparison with Real Madrid’s €75m, and is less than half of Barcelona’s €55m, with a number of English sides also receive more than the Bianconeri.