Publish dateThursday 23 January 2025 - 18:38
Story Code : 305663
Real Madrid becomes first football club to earn over €1 billion
Real Madrid made financial history by becoming the first club to earn over €1 billion.
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): According to reports, Real Madrid, under the presidency of Florentino Perez, announced a total income of €1.065 billion, which is more than Manchester City with €838 million. Paris Saint-Germain is in third place with €806 million.
 
The renovation of the Santiago Bernabeu stadium has had a significant impact as a revenue driver for Real Madrid. The club has managed to earn over €251 million from match days, a 28% increase compared to last year.
 
The new special stands have also brought in an additional €83 million in revenue for the club. In addition, Real Madrid saw a 26% increase in commercial revenue from merchandise sales and advertising deals, while television revenue increased by 8%, thanks to their Champions League triumph.
 
Real Madrid also leads the way in terms of the market value of their team, with the club’s team estimated at €1.364 billion, according to the report. The club’s total value also tops the global rankings, at €5.097 billion.
 
Real Madrid leads in terms of revenue from the sale of academy players, with the club earning €218 million from these sales between 2019 and 2025.
 
In terms of costs, four of the six champions saw their personnel costs increase. Manchester City was the only club to slightly reduce their costs, while Inter Milan kept them flat. Paris Saint-Germain had the highest expenditure at €668 million, followed by Real Madrid at €505 million, a 12% increase due to team bonuses (€41 million) for sporting achievements.
 
However, Real Madrid has excelled in cost management, particularly in the ratio of personnel costs to operating income (47%), while Paris Saint-Germain (83%) and Sporting Lisbon (89%) exceeded the recommended threshold of 70%. Real Madrid has demonstrated its financial stability, recording a positive net profit of €16 million at the end of the financial year, despite significant investments.
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