The Football Association: a turnover of £518.8m in 2021-22 (+17.1%)

The Football Association (The FA) generated total turnover of £518.8m (€617.7m as of 31/07/2022, up 17.1% from £443m in 2020-21) with an operating profit of £138.6m (€165m, +4.7% vs £132.3m in 2020-21) for the year from 01/08/2021 to 31/07/2022, announced the body, upon publication of its 2021-22 Report and Financial Statements on 28/04/2023.

"The FA reinvested £119m (€141.7m) across every level of the English game, including coaching and participation, county Football Associations, disability football, equality and child protection, player welfare, competition prize money, facilities, women's football, referees, and the grassroots game. This investment is a year-on-year increase of £8.6m (€10.2m, +7.8%) from the 2020-21 season when excluding one-off costs related to prize money and scheduling changes," explained The Football Association.

"The 2021-22 financial year was materially impacted by fixture scheduling, including an increased number of international games due to postponements related to Covid-19, and the timing of the 2022 FIFA World Cup. The 2022-23 FA Community…