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Quels sont les trois clubs de Top 14 qui ont le plus augmenté leur budget en un an ?


Vue lointaine de la finale du Top 14 2026 entre Toulouse et Montpellier. (Photo by Kenzo TRIBOUILLARD / AFP via Getty Images).
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En Top 14, il y a le Stade toulousain et les autres. Cela se vérifie sportivement avec quatre Boucliers de Brennus d’affilée pour l’institution haut-garonaise, et assez logiquement sur le plan économique. Toulouse, c’est de très loin le plus gros budget de France. Et l’écart s’est encore creusé avec le deuxième en l’espace d’un an. Lors de l’exercice 2025-2026, le club entraîné par Ugo Mola déclarait un budget de 55,8 millions d’euros, soit 10 de plus que le LOU, deuxième.

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Cette année, son budget est passé à 60,3 M€ d’après le classement publié par Rugbyrama, soit très exactement 16 M€ de plus que son dauphin, qui est toujours Lyon (44,3 M€). Vous l’aurez notez, le budget toulousain a gagné 4,8 M€ en l’espace d’un an (+8%). C’est la plus forte augmentation en termes de somme parmi les clubs qui évoluait déjà en Top 14 la saison passée.

Pau et Clermont ont bien grossi, le Racing avant dernier

Si on se refère au pourcentage d’augmentation, c’est en revanche en dessous de la Section paloise, barragiste en juin et qui a aussi pris de l’envergure sur le plan économique. De 30,7 M€ d’euros, elle est passée en un an à 33,9M€, soit 10,4% de plus. Elle présente ainsi le 8e budget du Top 14, devant le vice-champion de France Montpellier (33,3M€).

Mais le gap est néanmoins important avec le 7e du classement, Clermont, qui affiche la 3e plus forte augmentation de budget parmi les pensionnaires du Top 14. C’était 35,4M€ l’an dernier, c’est 38,2M€ aujourd’hui (+7,9%). Preuve de l’ambition marquée de l’ASM de retrouver une phase finale qu’elle a raté de peu il y a un peu moins de trois mois ? À voir.

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À noter dans ce classement des budgets une drôle d’anomalie. Le Racing 92, demi-finaliste du précédent championnat, déclare un budget de 26 M€. C’est très légèrement plus que l’an dernier (25,8M€) mais seul Perpignan affiche un budget inférieur (23,5 M€). Moins que Vannes (26,9M€), donc, pourtant promu de Pro D2. Un résultat qui serait minoré par la différenciation avec le budget de l’association, généralement intégré dans le budget global, et qui porterait le club francilien, s’il était comptabilisé, à un peu moins de 29,5M€. Rien d’exceptionnel non plus puisqu’il ne gagnerait que deux places au classement.

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