Revenue increases 27% due to sports performance and long -term financial planning
Aston Villa, the English soccer club, announced a loss of £ 85.4 million after taxes in the fiscal year ending June 30, 2024. The result, released on Monday (31.mar.2025), represents an improvement over the previous year, when the loss was £ 119.6 million.
The club’s annual financial report pointed to a 27% increase in revenue, which reached £ 275.7 million. This growth was driven by sports performance, including 4th place at Premier League and arrival at the Conference League semifinals.
The increase in revenue was attributed to sports performance, which raised the club’s international visibility and expanded gains with transmission rights, sponsorship and awards. Aston Villa said the financial results are aligned with their strategic plan and in accordance with Premier League’s profit and sustainability rules. The club also highlighted the commitment of owners to sustainable and long -term development.
“Aston Villa owners are still committed to the club’s sustainable and long -term development, and we hope to continue progressing in the delivery of our strategic plan,” stated the club in.
The club invested 16.4 million pounds in infrastructure, above the £ 13.4 million. Investments included renovations in hospitality areas, a new retail store, fans and stadium improvements. Aston Villa also worked with local authorities to improve access to the stadium.
Premier League imposes rigorous profit and sustainability rules to ensure that clubs operate within responsible financial limits. Compliance with these rules is essential for the financial stability of clubs and for the integrity of the competition.
