Minnesota Vikings Rank 30th Amongst World’s Most Valuable Sports Teams

The bottom line for the Minnesota Vikings has gotten a little deeper thanks in part to U.S. Bank Stadium. Forbes has released the top 50 most valuable sports teams and the Vikings are ranked 30

According to Andrew Krammer of the Star Tribune the Vikings have exceeded the NFL as a whole by jumping 38% in one year and is, “the third-largest one-year jump among all sports franchises.” Thanks to the new stadium. The two teams that top Minnesota are the Las Vegas (Oakland) Raiders by 47% and the Los Angeles (St. Louis) Rams by 100%.

The Vikings have slowly moved up the list since moving out of the Metrodome in 2014 and have continued to grow ever since.

If you’re wondering who sits a top of the most valuable team’s sports? Jerry Jones own Dallas Cowboys come in at number one with $4.2 billion dollars. The rest of the list is below:

Dallas Cowboys, $4.2 billion

New York Yankees, $3.7 billion

Manchester United, $3.69 billion

Barcelona, $3.64 billion

Real Madrid, $3.58 billion

New England Patriots, $3.4 billion

New York Knicks, $3.3 billion

New York Giants, $3.1 billion

San Francisco 49ers, $3 billion

L.A. Lakers, $3 billion

Washington Redskins, $2.95 billion

L.A. Rams, $2.9 billion

New York Jets, $2.75 billion

L.A. Dodgers, $2.75 billion

Bayern Munich, $2.71 billion

Chicago Bears, $2.7 billion

Boston Red Sox, $2.7 billion

Chicago Cubs, $2.68 billion

San Francisco Giants, $2.65 billion

Houston Texans, $2.6 billion

Golden State Warriors, $2.6 billion

Philadelphia Eagles, $2.5 billion

Chicago Bulls, $2.5 billion

Denver Broncos, $2.4 billion

Miami Dolphins, $2.38 billion

Green Bay Packers, $2.35 billion

Baltimore Ravens, $2.3 billion

Pittsburgh Steelers, $2.25 billion

Seattle Seahawks, $2.25 billion

Minnesota Vikings, $2.2 billion

Boston Celtics, $2.2 billion