Real Madrid C.F. becomes the first football club to exceed €1 billion (~ INR 9000 Cr) in revenues for 2023/24. The La Liga, Champions League and Spanish Super Cup winners closed out the 2023-24 financial year with after-tax profits of €16 million, 32% higher than last season. Revenues for the 2023-24 campaign, not including player transfers, reached €1.073 billion, €230 million more than the previous year, a 27% increase. Substantial growth across various business lines, particularly in marketing and stadium-related income, contributed to the revenue increase. In the upcoming season, 2 major forces will further bolster the financial performance of the club, namely: - Renovation of the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium, which will enhance the VIP area, events spaces, and other commercial ventures - Introduction of Kylian Mbappe, who joined the team recently #realmadrid #football #revenue #mbappe
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🇪🇸🚀 Real Madrid C.F. have made history by becoming the first football club to exceed €1 billion in revenue according to club’s announcement in relation to the 2023/24 season, marking a 27% increase compared to 2022/23. This monumental achievement, also projected in Football Benchmark’s ”Football Clubs’ Valuation: The European Elite 2024”, is a testament to the club’s strategic vision and operational excellence. 🏟 The newly renovated Santiago Bernabéu Stadium has been a key driver in this revenue surge. Despite not being fully operational yet, the stadium has already significantly boosted income through increased capacity and new business areas, such as premium VIP experiences and major events hosting. ⚽ On-pitch success has also played a crucial role. Winning the UEFA Champions League, LaLiga, and the Spanish Super Cup has not only further elevated the club's global profile but also increased revenues from international competitions and merchandise sales. 💰 This exceptional result is also confirmed by a profit after tax of €15.6 million in 2023/24, their best result in the last five years. The club's unwavering commitment to maintaining financial health, even during challenging times, underscores their excellence both on and off the field. Notably, Real Madrid were among the few elite clubs that managed to be profitable during the pandemic period. 🌐 Real Madrid’s global brand strategy has been instrumental in reaching this milestone. Enhanced sponsorship deals, like the significant partnership with HP as sleeve sponsor, and a boost in merchandising activities have expanded their international reach and commercial income. 📈 Despite this historic result, continuous growth is expected in the coming years. The new stadium will be fully operational in 2024/25, thus anticipating a further boost to museum, stadium tour, and ticketing income. Also, key signings such as Mbappé and Endrick are expected to positively impact both sporting performance and brand exposure. Moreover, the change of format and expansion of the UEFA Champions League and participation to the new FIFA Club World Cup in the upcoming season are also expected to increase the topline of Los Blancos. #realmadrid #laliga #football #footballfinance
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🚀 📢 Real Madrid C.F. have made history by becoming the first football club to exceed EUR 1 billion in revenue according to club’s announcement in relation to the 2023/24 season, marking a 27% increase compared to 2022/23. This monumental achievement, also projected in Football Benchmark’s ”Football Clubs’ Valuation: The European Elite 2024”, is a testament to the club’s strategic vision and operational excellence. 🏟 The newly renovated Santiago Bernabéu Stadium has been a key driver in this #revenue surge. Despite not being fully operational yet, the stadium has already significantly boosted income through increased capacity and new business areas, such as premium VIP experiences and major events hosting. ⚽ On-pitch success has also played a crucial role. Winning the UEFA Champions League, LaLiga, and the Spanish Super Cup has not only further elevated the club's global profile but also increased revenues from international competitions and merchandise sales. 💰 This exceptional result is also confirmed by a #profit after tax of EUR 15.6 million in 2023/24, their best result in the last five years. The club's unwavering commitment to maintaining financial health, even during challenging times, underscores their excellence both on and off the field. Notably, Real Madrid were among the few elite clubs that managed to be profitable during the pandemic period. 🌐 Real Madrid’s global brand strategy has been instrumental in reaching this milestone. Enhanced sponsorship deals, like the significant partnership with HP as sleeve sponsor, and a boost in merchandising activities have expanded their international reach and commercial income. 📈 Despite this historic result, continuous #growth is expected in the coming years. The new stadium will be fully operational in 2024/25, thus anticipating a further boost to museum, stadium tour, and ticketing income. Also, key signings such as Mbappé and Endrick are expected to positively impact both sporting performance and brand exposure. Moreover, the change of format and expansion of the UEFA Champions League and participation to the new FIFA Club World Cup in the upcoming season are also expected to increase the topline of Los Blancos.
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Real Madrid C.F. reclaims title of world’s most valuable and strongest football club brand, while Manchester City Football Club stands strong in 2nd place. With a brand strength index (BSI) score of 96.3/100 and an AAA+ rating, Real Madrid is not only the world's strongest football club brand but also ranks among the strongest brands globally, surpassing renowned names like Google, Coca-Cola, Ferrari, and ROLEX. Elsewhere, FC Bayern München jumps back ahead of Paris Saint-Germain to secure 6th place, whilst remaining others in top 10 stand firm in their respective positions. The combined brand value of this year's 10 top clubs increased by €781M, a 3.9% rise on last year's valuations. Football 50 2024 - https://lnkd.in/dk_Fi6K
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GREAT NEWS REAL MADRID MAKE HISTORY Real Madrid is The First Football Club to Exceed €1B ($1.16) in Revenue for 2023 - 24 Season It's NOT The First Time We Destroyed The Record, Before We Broke The Record When We Reached 750 Million in Revenue, NOW We Breaking Our Record and Reach €1B Revenue for Season 2023 -2024. In an official statement, Real Madrid confirmed that they increased their revenue by 27% over the 12 months (excluding funds received from player sales) – this has made them the first club in football history to exceed the €1bn mark when it comes to revenue. They also recorded a €16m profit. The new Santiago Bernabeu undoubtedly helped with this achievement, although it’s even more impressive when considering that the stadium has not maximised its operating income at this stage. In essence, Real Madrid should be generating even more revenue during the upcoming 2024-25 season. WOW That's Great Achievement, and We Absolutely Deserve it 💯 VAMOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOS ✊️ PARA SIEMPRE iHALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLA MADRID, Y NADA MA'S 🤍
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#PremierLeague clubs have generated the highest average revenues in global football. The combined club revenues is nearly 2X that of the nearest #LALIGA clubs (as per 21/22 season report). At Sports Business Institute Barcelona we decided to explore this further. Here are some key points: - Average revenue of the top 6 clubs in 2022/23: £580m - Average revenue of the remaining 14 clubs in 22/23: £184m In the same context, the valuations of Premier League clubs (considering valuation data as per Sportico, Jan 2023, revenues 22/23) - Average valuation of top 6 clubs: £3.4bn - Average valuation of the next 14 clubs: £284m The valuation to revenue multiplier - Top 6 clubs: 5.9 - Next 14 clubs: 1.5 Average Premier League club: 2.8
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FC Porto, one of Portugal's most illustrious football clubs, is set to receive a substantial financial boost as part of a renegotiation deal concerning their stadium, Estádio do Dragão. The club has announced a strategic partnership with Spanish investment company Ithaka Infra III, aimed at supporting redevelopment efforts and enhancing the operational capabilities of their stadium. The renegotiation focuses on Estádio do Dragão, a pivotal asset for FC Porto since its inauguration in 2003. The stadium has been a significant revenue generator through hosting events, securing sponsorships, and other commercial activities. The new partnership will introduce fresh capital and expertise, with Ithaka Infra III acquiring 30% of the economic rights in a newly formed company under Grupo FC Porto. This entity will prioritise maximising the commercial potential of the stadium over the next 25 years, after which FC Porto will regain full control. The investment, amounting to €65 million, will be allocated across several key areas: Stadium Upgrades: An initial €30 million will be channelled into enhancing the infrastructure and facilities of Estádio do Dragão, ensuring it remains a state-of-the-art venue. Commercial Opportunities: The partnership aims to expand commercial activities within the stadium, including corporate hospitality, sponsorship, ticketing, and potentially securing naming rights, to create new revenue streams. Sustainability Initiatives: A significant focus will be placed on integrating eco-friendly technologies and practices, making the stadium more energy-efficient and environmentally sustainable. This financial injection is of strategic importance to FC Porto, as it bolsters the club's ability to remain competitive both in domestic leagues and European competitions. The club boasts a rich history, with multiple Primeira Liga titles and two UEFA Champions League victories. Upgrading the stadium's facilities is vital for attracting top talent, hosting major events, and enhancing the overall matchday experience for fans. European football clubs are increasingly exploring innovative funding avenues, such as stadium naming rights, commercial partnerships, and investments from private equity firms. FC Porto's strategy mirrors this broader trend of leveraging physical assets to unlock new financial opportunities. FC Porto's renegotiation deal for Estádio do Dragão marks a pivotal moment in the club's quest for financial stability and enhanced competitive stature. The secured investment will not only upgrade the stadium's facilities but also broaden commercial prospects and implement sustainable practices. This move aligns with a broader trend of financial innovation within European football, offering benefits to both the club and the sport's economic landscape. https://lnkd.in/eXAE3u4X #FCPorto #EstádioDoDragão #SportsBusiness #FootballFinance #SustainabilityInSports #FootballStadiums #PrimeiraLiga
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⚽💼 Real Madrid: Leading the Game On and Off the Pitch! 🌟💰 Real Madrid isn't just excelling in soccer; they're also dominating the merchandise arena with the highest-valued jerseys in European club soccer! 👑⚪️ Football Benchmark reports that Real pulls in a remarkable €190 million ($205 million) annually from Adidas and Emirates, setting a new standard for jersey deals. 💸🔥 Their rivals Barcelona trail closely, while Paris Saint-Germain and Premier League giants like Arsenal, Manchester United, Manchester City, and Chelsea lag behind. ⚽🔝 But Real's jersey dominance extends beyond their deals. With a recent €70 million ($75 million) partnership with IT giant HP, their appeal to brands is undeniable. 💼💻 Though fans might grumble about prices, the demand for iconic club kits remains sky-high, ensuring substantial profits for suppliers. 💰💪 For Real, it's not just about jerseys; it's about a brand built on triumph and star power. And as they edge closer to another La Liga victory, their dominance, both on and off the field, continues to flourish. 🏆✨ 📸: Real Madrid unveils collaborative collection with Y3 in 2024 / Real Madrid Football Club #RealMadrid #JerseyValue #WinningFormula #FootballBusiness #BrandSuccess #FootballCommerce
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Real Madrid vs Manchester City Today we witness the clash in the first leg of the Champions League quarter-finals at the renovated Santiago Bernabéu in Madrid. I am pleased to present a brief economic and financial analysis of the encounter between these two football powerhouses in the Champions League quarter-finals. During the 2022/2023 season, the combined ordinary revenue of these two football giants reached an impressive figure of 1.657 billion euros. This information, obtained from 2Playbook Intelligence, reflects the financial strength of both teams, with Real Madrid generating 837 million euros and Manchester City 713 million euros. The main source of income for both clubs comes from commercialization, including merchandising, sponsorships, and licenses. It is important to highlight the significant influence of the United Arab Emirates on the financial structure of both teams. While Manchester City is owned by Mansour Bin Zayed, Real Madrid has Emirates as its main sponsor, an airline from Dubai controlled by Mansour's family. In addition, audiovisual and television rights, especially UEFA revenues, represent a substantial part of both teams income. Likewise, stadiums are not only playing venues but also entertainment centers that host events throughout the year. Who are facing each other on the field? In sporting terms, both teams have a combined payroll of 1 billion euros, demonstrating the considerable investment in talent they have made. However, the most relevant aspect of this clash goes beyond the playing field. UEFA awards 12.5 million euros to each team that reaches the Champions League semifinals, turning this encounter into not only a sporting battle but also an economic one between two elite institutions. In summary, the clash between Real Madrid and Manchester City not only represents a sporting challenge but also an opportunity to analyze the economic and financial impact of two of the world's biggest football clubs. #FootballMoneyLeague #RealMadrid #ManchesterCity #SportsBusiness
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AC Milan is the European club that has grown the most for the third consecutive year: 👉 Total value: €1.436 billion ▪ +35% in 2022 ▪ +83% in 2023 ▪ +35% in 2024 Last results: €398m revenue -> €127m of which from sales ✅ 2 years, 31 partnerships In the last two seasons, AC Milan has: 🔺 entered into 19 new partnerships 🔺 renewed 12 (including the main shirt sponsor Emirates). The strategy is clear: ▶ Internationalization of the brand -> example: the recent friendly game with AS Roma in Australia ▶ Collaborations aimed at the younger generation ❓ Which clubs are innovating commercially? #footballbusiness #growth #sportbiz Data: Football Benchmark, La Gazzetta dello Sport
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