Football Finance
Liverpool reports a £57m pre-tax loss for 2023-24 despite a £614m revenue increase. Explore the financial dynamics behind the figures.
Manchester United plans to cut up to 200 jobs as part of a transformation strategy to return to profitability after years of financial losses.
Arsenal reports a record £616.6m revenue for 2024 but faces a £17.7m loss, driven by increased wage costs and Champions League participation.
Plymouth Argyle's chairman, Simon Hallett, anticipates a significant financial boost from their FA Cup fifth-round match against Manchester City, estimating up to £1m in revenue for the Championship club.
Explore the financial struggles of Hibernian FC as they report a £7.2m loss, despite significant investments and European match revenues.