Real Madrid Reports Record €1.185 Billion in Revenue and €24 Million Net Profit for 2024/25 Season.

Roger Hampel
Jul 25
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Roger Hampel

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Real Madrid has published its financial results for the 2024/25 season, confirming strong revenue growth, record EBITDA, and continued financial stability, despite ongoing stadium investments and competitive challenges.

Note: The reported financial figures exclude revenues and expenses related to the ongoing Santiago Bernabéu stadium renovation project.

Revenue Growth Surpasses €1.18 Billion

For the 2024/25 financial year, Real Madrid generated €1.185 billion in revenue (excluding player transfers), marking a 10% increase compared to €1.073 billion in 2023/24. This is the highest revenue ever recorded by any football club globally, driven by solid performance across commercial, stadium, and competition-related activities.

Record Operating Profits Real Madrid Revenue

The club reported an EBITDA before disposals of €208 million, up 45% year-over-year. After including player sales and other disposals, total EBITDA reached €243 million—Real Madrid’s best result to date.

Net profit after tax stood at €24.3 million, up from €15.6 million the previous year, maintaining the club’s trend of posting annual profits since 2000.

Stadium Renovation and Strategic Investments

Investment in the Santiago Bernabéu stadium reached €1.347 billion by the end of the fiscal year. While stadium commercialization activities have increased—resulting in a 38% rise in revenue from full-capacity operations—some revenue streams like concerts and catering remain under development.

Balance Sheet Strength and Liquidity

As of 30 June 2025, the club maintained:

€598 million in net equity
€166 million in cash and equivalents
Net debt of only €12 million (excluding stadium financing)
Debt-to-EBITDA ratio: 0.0x, reflecting top-tier financial solvency

Additionally, €425 million in undrawn credit facilities remain available, positioning Real Madrid with ample liquidity.

President’s Outlook

The board of directors noted that Real Madrid’s self-sustaining financial model continues to prove resilient—even after the COVID-19 pandemic and amid significant capital expenditure for infrastructure.

"The results confirm the club’s strong operational efficiency and commitment to long-term sustainability, even while investing heavily in the stadium and squad," the board stated.