"Barcelona have confirmed their place among football's financial elite. According to the latest Money League report prepared by Deloitte (h/t SPORT), the Catalan club finished the 2024-2025 season as the second highest-earning club in Europe, generating an impressive €974.8 million in revenue. This achievement marks a significant return to the podium for Barcelona, who had not finished in the top three since the 2019-2020 season."
"In fact, the report highlights a sharp increase in overall income compared to the previous season. Barcelona earned €114.5 million more than last year, largely thanks to the sale of VIP boxes linked to the ongoing stadium renovation project. Deloitte clearly explained the reason behind this surge, stating, "The club reported a 27% increase in revenue compared to 2023-24, driven mainly by the introduction of Permanent Seat Licenses as part of the renovation of its stadium.""
Barcelona generated €974.8 million in revenue in 2024-25, finishing as the second-highest earning club in Europe. The club returned to the top three for the first time since 2019-20, rising from sixth place the previous cycle and showing notable economic recovery. The club achieved the result without playing at Spotify Camp Nou, which reduced matchday income. Deloitte ranks clubs on ticket sales, broadcasting income, and commercial revenue. Off-field measures, including sale of VIP boxes and introduction of Permanent Seat Licenses linked to stadium renovation, added €114.5 million and produced a 27% year-on-year revenue increase. Real Madrid led with €1.161 billion, followed by Bayern (€860m), PSG (€837m), and Liverpool (€836.1m).
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