Liverpool have announced record-breaking revenue of £703 million ($947 million) for the 2024–25 season, the campaign in which they lifted their 20th English league title.
The club also reported a profit of £8 million after tax, driven by strong growth across media, matchday and commercial income streams.
Revenue Breakdown
Media revenue rose by £60 million to £264 million, reflecting increased broadcasting income following their successful league campaign.
Matchday revenue increased by £14 million, while commercial revenue grew by £15 million, underlining the club’s continued global commercial strength.
Rising Operational Costs
However, expenses also climbed significantly. Administrative costs increased by £57 million, while staffing costs rose by £42 million.
Liverpool noted that several cost categories have experienced double-digit growth in recent years, impacting overall margins despite strong revenue gains.
Financial Power Among Europe’s Elite
The record revenue underlines Liverpool’s position as one of the strongest financial forces in English and European football. With income approaching the £1 billion mark, the club continues to combine on-pitch success with commercial growth.
Can Liverpool maintain this financial momentum while competing for domestic and European honours next season?
