The UEFA Champions League winner of last season, Real Madrid, has become the first football club in history to break the 1 billion euro revenue barrier for a single season.
Real Madrid is now the most lucrative club in the world. According to official figures released by Real Madrid, the club’s revenue for the 2023/24 season reached an astounding 1.073 billion euros. This sets a new record in the annals of world football. Compared to the previous year, the “White Brigade” saw its revenue grow by 27% (an increase of 230 million euros).
This revenue primarily stems from sponsorship deals and the team’s success on the pitch. Real Madrid just concluded a glorious season, clinching both La Liga and the Champions League titles.
Moreover, the renovation of the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium is nearing completion, which has further bolstered the club’s cash flow. In recent years, Real Madrid has been regarded as a highly efficient moneymaking machine.
Real Madrid has consistently ranked at the top of global football clubs in terms of revenue over the past several years. Given their current performance, this Spanish powerhouse is sure to remain in the lead for some time to come.
The Santiago Bernabéu Stadium is expected to be fully operational and reach maximum capacity during the 2024/25 season. This will include ticket sales, commercial activities, and even renting out the stadium for non-football entertainment events, allowing Real Madrid’s income to continue growing significantly.
The arrival of star player Kylian Mbappé is also driving substantial growth in jersey sales and sponsorship revenue for Real Madrid.
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