Arsenal FC: a record £691.5m in revenue (+12%) & a net loss reduced to £1.4m in 2024-25

Arsenal FC (Premier League) have posted a record £691.5m (€820.9m as of 31/05/2025) in revenue for the financial year 2024-25 (01/06/2024 to 31/05/2025), up 12% on 2024 (£616.6m/€724.7m on 31/05/2024), announced the club on 25/02/2026.

All the club's streams of revenue are up:
• TV rights increased from £262.3m to £272.8m thanks to a run to the Champions League semi-finals (compared with a quarter-final in 2023-24);
• Matchday revenues reached £153.9m (£131.7m the previous year), as the club played more home games (30) due to the new Champions League format and its elimination in the semi-finals;
• Commercial revenues increased to £263.2m (from £218.3m at 31/05/2024) thanks to "the renewal of the partnership with adidas (equipment manufacturer) as well as a full year of the agreement with Sobha Realty (real estate, namer of the training centre) and an increased number of secondary contracts concluded at higher valuations".

The club's results improved, with a net loss of £1.4m (-€1.6m), compared with -£17.7m (€-€20.8m) in 2023-24. This is the seventh consecutive net loss for Arsenal, who…