The Football Association: a turnover of £551.2m & operating profit of £64.1m in 2023-24

The Football Association generated a total turnover of £551.2m (€654.3m as of 31/07/2024) in the 2023-24 financial year (01/08/2023 to 31/07/2024), up 14.4% on 2022-23 (£481.8m/€561.5m), announced The FA when it published its annual report and financial statement on 30/04/2025. These include its own activities (within Football Association Limited), as well as those carried out at Wembley National Stadium Limited and the National Football Centre Limited at St. George's Park.

The body reported an operating profit of £64.1m (compared with £39.4m in 2022-23) and a net profit of £49.6m (£24.2m in 2022-23), both of which were up, due in particular to an increase in revenue from TV rights (up £22.7m to £232.3m) and from sponsorship and licensing (up £11m to £99.3m). All other sources of revenue also grew in 2023-24 (see indicator below).

"During the 2023-24 season, we reinvested £169.3m into the game - an increase of £10.9m on the previous year," explained The FA.

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