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Posted on February 27, 2026
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Liverpool said it generated a club-record £703m ($948m) of revenue for the year to May 2025—its league-winning 2024-25 campaign—returning to profit despite sharply higher staffing and administrative costs. The uplift was driven by stronger media income, higher matchday takings and commercial growth,
Feb 27 (Reuters) - Liverpool posted record revenue of 703 million pounds ($947.57 million) for the year up to May 2025, the season they won their 20th English Premier League title, the club said on Friday.
The club, who topped Deloitte's chart as the highest-earning Premier League side, reported a profit of eight million pounds ($10.78 million) after tax with a sharp rise in media, matchday and commercial revenues, while staffing and administrative costs also went up significantly.
Liverpool's media revenue increased by 60 million pounds to 264 million pounds. They also saw a rise of 14 million pounds in matchday revenue, and a 15 million pound increase in commercial revenue.
But administrative costs went up by 57 million pounds, and staffing costs also rose by 42 million pounds.
"Several other categories of costs have also seen double-digit growth in recent years, impacting the marginal return from core operations such as matchday," Liverpool said in a statement.
($1 = 0.7419 pounds)
(Reporting by Chiranjit Ojha in BengaluruEditing by Toby Davis)
Liverpool posted record revenue of 703 million pounds ($947.57 million) for the year up to May 2025.
Liverpool reported a profit of eight million pounds ($10.78 million) after tax.
Liverpool’s media revenue increased by 60 million pounds to 264 million pounds.
Matchday revenue rose by 14 million pounds and commercial revenue increased by 15 million pounds.
Administrative costs increased by 57 million pounds and staffing costs rose by 42 million pounds.
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