1. Ready for take-off
  2. Watch: The money-making machine
  3. How the world turned red
  4. The Devils in detail
  5. 'We're bigger than United'
  6. 'What about us?'
  7. Where next?

1. Ready for take-off

Manchester United are one of the world’s biggest clubs.

659 million fans. 116 million social media followers. More than £1bn from sponsors. 20 league titles. 3 European Cups. And from next season, they will get a share of the 71% rise in domestic broadcast revenue, making them the richest club in the world.

We ask why the club brand continues to dominate globally, despite a slide in performance on the pitch since Sir Alex Ferguson's managerial exit in 2013.

2. Watch: The money-making machine

3. How the world turned red

Press the icon then drag the cursor to see how the Red Devils have grown from humble origins into global giants.

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4. The Devils in detail

Use the icons on the map to reveal key statistics about the club's worldwide reach.

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5. 'We're bigger than United'

Select each of United's rivals to see how they measure up.

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6. 'What about us?'

In anticipation of the new Premier League TV rights deal, choose which club you think will generate the most income in 2016-17.

Inter Milan

Three Champions League titles, 18-time Serie A winners (finished eighth in 2014-15 season), three Uefa Cup trophies.

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Inter Milan

Projected income in 2016-17 = £182.2m. Income generated in 2014-15 = £164.8m

Atletico Madrid

10-time Spanish league champions (finished third in 2014-15 season), five Copa del Rey trophies, Europa League winners twice, two European Super Cups.

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Atletico Madrid

Projected income in 2016-17 = £197.1m. Income generated in 2014-15 = £187m

Newcastle United

Four league titles, six FA Cup wins, twice Premier League runners-up. Finished 15th in 2014-15 Premier League season.

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Newcastle United

Projected income in 2016-17 = £207.21m. Income generated in 2014-15 = £169.3m