Liverpool reported financial results for the 2024/25 season, showing a record income of 703 million pounds sterling and a profit after paying taxes of 8 million. The Athletic reports this.

This result was a sharp contrast to the previous fate, as the Merseysiders reported a ?57 million surplus before the loan..

It's looking forward to the 2025 season - the season in which Arne Slott's team won the English Championship. Total income increased by 89 million pounds, which is 14.5% for the leading company. The largest increase was recorded in the category of media rights - plus 60 million (up to 264 million).

Income from matches increased to ?116 million (+14 million), following the full commissioning of the new Anfield Road Stand, which increased the stadium's capacity to 61 thousand spectators.

Commercial direct will lose the largest share of revenue - ?323 million (+15 million). Throughout the season, the club has acquired new partnerships, as well as withdrawing additional income from summer concerts at Enfield.

With positive dynamics, the club's spending has also grown dramatically. Payroll increased by ?42 million and beat the Premier League's record ?428 million. A significant part of this growth was bonuses for achieving the 20th championship title in the club’s history, as well as new contracts for Mohamed Salah and Virgil van Dijk. Administrative expenses also jumped to ?657 million.

Vlasniki with Fenway Sports Group will continue to finance infrastructure projects.

The debt to the group became approximately 71 million pounds, while the bank account changed to 69 million. The club is committed to adhering to the principles of financial stability and the rules of financial control, while investing in the development of a warehouse and a global brand.

Thus, the championship season brought Liverpool not only a trophy, but also a serious financial boost, although the increase in spending is deprived of an important shout-out on May Day.