FC Bayern München Reports Record €978.3 Million Revenue and Membership Growth in 2024/25.

Roger Hampel

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FC Bayern München has announced record financial and membership results for the 2024/25 fiscal year at its annual general meeting, confirming the club’s continued growth and strong financial performance.

Record Revenue and Operating Results FC Bayern Revenue

The German champions reported total consolidated revenue of €978.3 million, representing a 2.8% increase compared to the previous season’s €951.5 million and the highest figure in the club’s history.

The club’s operating profit (EBITDA) rose by 11.3% to €187.8 million, while pre-tax profit stood at €42.5 million and net income at €27.1 million.

FC Bayern AG’s results underscore the club’s financial resilience, driven by consistent commercial income, strong matchday revenues, and disciplined cost management.

Continued Commercial and Sporting Stability

The 2024/25 results highlight Bayern’s ability to maintain growth amid competitive and economic challenges across European football. The club’s diversified business model—built on broadcasting, sponsorship, and merchandising—continues to provide stability, while the Allianz Arena remains a reliable source of matchday income.

Despite ongoing financial pressures within the football industry, Bayern once again achieved operational profitability, reinforcing its reputation as one of the best-managed clubs in global sport.

Record Membership

In addition to record financial results, FC Bayern announced a new global membership record of 432,500 members, surpassing the previous year’s figure of 382,000. This milestone confirms Bayern’s position as the largest sports club by membership worldwide.

The number of members has grown steadily over the past decade, increasing by more than 140,000 since 2017. The club’s global reach continues to expand, supported by strong fan engagement strategies and international branding initiatives.

Leadership Statement

Club President Herbert Hainer, re-elected at the meeting, presented the results and emphasized the club’s balanced approach to growth and governance:

“FC Bayern continues to combine sporting success with economic strength. This record result demonstrates the stability of our model and the loyalty of our fans and partners. With over 430,000 members, we are not only a football club but a global community.”

Long-Term Outlook

With nearly €1 billion in annual turnover and a global membership base unmatched in sport, FC Bayern enters its 125th anniversary year on a foundation of both financial and institutional stability.

The club remains committed to reinvesting in infrastructure, youth development, and international operations, ensuring long-term competitiveness both domestically and in European football.