{"id":12498,"date":"2025-10-07T15:23:00","date_gmt":"2025-10-07T13:23:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/weisetech.dev\/fc-barcelona-noticias\/en\/all-the-economic-figures-for-barcelona-24-25-financial-year_314965_102\/"},"modified":"2025-10-07T15:23:00","modified_gmt":"2025-10-07T13:23:00","slug":"all-the-economic-figures-for-barcelona-24-25-financial-year_314965_102","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.fcbarcelonanoticias.com\/en\/fc-barcelona\/all-the-economic-figures-for-barcelona-24-25-financial-year_314965_102.html","title":{"rendered":"FC Barcelona board ratifies club’s “economic recovery”"},"content":{"rendered":"

Barcelona released a statement detailing the figures for the 24\/25 financial year and the 25\/26 budget, prior to the delegate members’ assembly on October 19<\/h2> \r\n
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The FC Barcelona<\/strong> board released the official figures that ratify the club’s “economic recovery.” Despite not having managed to operate under the 1:1 rule<\/a> in the last transfer market and the delays in the reopening of the Spotify Camp Nou<\/a>, the board headed by Joan Laporta<\/strong> reports ordinary income of 994 million euros<\/strong> and a positive balance of 2 ‘kilos’ in 24\/25.<\/p>

The 994 million represents a historic record in ordinary income<\/strong>, exceeding the \u20ac990M from 18\/19, the last season before the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. Including taxes and extraordinary items, the net balance is -17 ‘kilos’. In that sense, the club assures that it has reached “the operational efficiency of all areas.”<\/p>

Bar\u00e7a Reports Record Sponsorship Revenue in 24\/25<\/h2>

The bulk of the profits obtained in the 24\/25 financial year come from sponsorship revenue. Thanks to the renewal with Nike<\/a>, Bar\u00e7a reported profits in the order of 259 million euros<\/strong>, while the merchandising section also contributed another 170 ‘kilos’ [million], with a growth of 55%.<\/p>

The statement issued by the club<\/a> also explains that “the good sporting results and the response from the fans have boosted stadium revenue (Montju\u00efc) by more than 39 million<\/strong>“, a considerable figure that should grow in 2026 once the return to Spotify Camp Nou is finalized.<\/p>

Debt reduction and adjustments to the wage bill<\/h2>

Furthermore, the board led by Joan Laporta also confirmed the reduction of the total debt accumulated by Barcelona by 90 million euros<\/strong> compared to the 23\/24 financial year.<\/p>

In that sense, the club’s outstanding balances reach 469 ‘kilos’<\/strong>, considering the impact of variable operations such as the sale of VIP seats at the Estadi and the resale of Bar\u00e7a Studios (now Bar\u00e7a Productions).<\/p>

On the recommendation of its financial auditor, Crowe Spain, Bar\u00e7a is only counting the money already collected for VIP seats (\u20ac70M)<\/strong>, in addition to reducing the valuation of Bar\u00e7a Productions from \u20ac400M to just \u20ac178M, in accordance with what has been invoiced so far.<\/p>

Thus, in the section of extraordinary items, a balance of -\u20ac91.8M is included for this commercial asset (the club owns 51%)<\/strong>, as well as the UEFA fine (\u20ac15M) for non-compliance with Financial Fair Play.<\/p>

Regarding the wage bill, Bar\u00e7a claims to have reduced it by 2 percentage points (54%)<\/strong> in terms of ordinary income compared to the previous year, maintaining a limit adjusted to the demands of LaLiga and UEFA to avoid future sanctions.<\/p>

Projection of Over 1 Billion in Profits for Fiscal Year 25\/26<\/h2>

Finally, FC Barcelona is predicting a record-breaking 25\/26 season, exceeding 1,000 million euros in earnings for the first time. The projection points to closing the fiscal year with a total of 1,075 ‘kilos’<\/strong> in ordinary income, thanks to the injection of around 50M that will be provided by the reopening of the Spotify Camp Nou in its different phases.<\/p>

Joan Laporta will present all the figures in detail at the ordinary general assembly on Sunday, October 19<\/strong>. Regarding merchandising revenue, the goal is to reach 200 ‘kilos’ in profits, taking advantage of the growth of the club’s social networks and the Bar\u00e7a One platform.<\/p>