FC Porto Reports Record €39.2 Million Profit for 2024/25 Financial Year.

Roger Hampel

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The shareholders of FC Porto SAD have unanimously approved the club’s 2024/25 financial statements, confirming the best result in the organization’s history. The Portuguese club reported a consolidated net profit of €39.2 million, reversing the €21.1 million loss recorded in the previous year.

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The 2024/25 financial year marks the first full accounting period under the leadership of the board elected for the 2024–2028 term. According to the official report, FC Porto’s turnaround was driven by a combination of strong cost control, player trading activity, and new revenue streams.

Despite not participating in the UEFA Champions League, which resulted in a revenue shortfall of €47.9 million from UEFA competitions, the club compensated through:

• €17 million in income from the FIFA Club World Cup,

• positive balance from transfer operations, and

• a 17% reduction in total expenses, equivalent to approximately €30 million.

  
  

These factors contributed to a record-breaking financial result, marking a return to profitability and financial stability for the club. FC Porto Profit

Shareholders’ Assembly

At the General Assembly held at Estádio do Dragão, shareholders approved the Integrated Annual Report, the application of 2024/25 results, and other administrative proposals, including remuneration policy and the appointment of an external auditor.

A vote of praise was also extended to the club’s management and supervisory boards for their work in restoring FC Porto’s financial balance.

Statement from the President

Club President André Villas-Boas, addressing shareholders at the meeting, said the results represented more than just financial recovery:

“These results are not just numbers; they represent the restoration of confidence, the validation of competence, and proof that FC Porto has regained control over its future. This is the first step of a new phase – transparent, sustainable, and ambitious.”

He added that the season had been one of “consolidation, balance, and sustainable reconstruction,” setting a foundation for continued financial and sporting growth in the coming years.