Football club shares: League table

Take a look at how football club shares have performed this year.

Some European football clubs are battling it out in an equally competitive environment to the Champions League – the stock market. We’ve tracked the performance of publicly listed football clubs since the start of 2025 to create a league table of the best and worst performers.

If you’re wondering about the details of investing in your favourite team, you can read more about how to buy shares in a football club. Below, we look at how shares in the select football clubs you can invest in have performed so far this year – and which club is currently on top.

Finder’s football stocks league table

PositionClubTickerPerformance year-to-date
1benfica logoBenficaSLBEN108.75%
2Copenhagen logoCopenhagenPARKEN49.61%
3Porto logoPortoFCPP41.82%
4Borussia Dortmund logoBorussia DortmundBVB13.79%
5Sporting Lisbon logoSporting LisbonSCP6.38%
6Lyon logoLazioLZO11.98%
7Celtic logoCelticCCP1.49%
8Ajax logoAjaxAJAX1.24%
9Juventus logoJuventusJVTSF-1.34%
10Man United logoMan UnitedMANU-9.42%
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Prices correct as of close of markets on 17 September 2025.

Performance year-to-date

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The champions

Taking first place in our league table is the Portuguese club Benfica, which has seen an impressive 108.75% increase since the start of the year, a far more significant change than any other club.

FC Copenhagen sits in second place, with an overall increase of 49.61% in 2025. Porto takes third place, rising by 41.82% since the start of the year, while shares in Borussia Dortmund have risen by 13.79% so far in 2025.

The relegation zone

In our fictional league table, 3 football stocks would be firmly at risk of ‘relegation’: Man United, Juventus and Ajax.

Man United is down -9.42% since the start of the year, putting them in last place! Although they are one of the most popular football teams in the world, Man United have had struggles on the pitch this year, and this is mirrored in the club’s stock price.
Shares in Juventus have also had a disappointing run so far this year, with the price down -1.34%. There is a similar story for Juventus, with its share price up just 1.24% from the start of the year.

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