LFC Financial Report: Media Revenue Drives Growth

Liverpool profit up despite rising costs

Liverpool reports record £703m revenue for 2024-25 season, with media, matchday, and commercial growth offset by increased costs.

Liverpool posts record £703m revenue...

Liverpool has announced a record-breaking revenue of £703 million ($947.57 million) for the 2024-25 season, the year they secured their 20th Premier League title. This impressive figure makes them the highest-earning Premier League club, according to Deloitte's rankings.

The club's profit after tax stands at £8 million ($10.78 million), driven by significant increases in media, matchday, and commercial revenues. Media revenue jumped by £60 million to £264 million, matchday revenue rose by £14 million to £116 million, and commercial revenue grew by £15 million to £323 million. However, administrative costs increased by £57 million, and staffing costs rose by £42 million. 

Liverpool's financial report is looking pretty solid. 

Here's the breakdown:

• Media revenue jumped by £60 million to £264 million, thanks to their Champions League performance.

• Matchday revenue increased by £14 million to £116 million, likely boosted by the new Anfield Road Stand.

• Commercial revenue grew by £15 million to £323 million, driven by strong partnerships and events like Taylor Swift concerts.

Liverpool FC has filed its annual financial accounts for the year to May 31, 2025 – the club’s 20th league title-winning season ℹ️

— Liverpool FC (@LFC) February 27, 2026

However, costs are also on the rise:

• Administrative costs shot up by £57 million to £657 million.

• Staffing costs increased by £42 million to £428 million.

Overall, Liverpool's revenue grew by £89 million to £703 million, with a profit after tax of £8 million.

“Several ‌other categories of costs have also seen double-digit growth ‌in recent years, impacting the marginal return from core operations such as matchday,” Liverpool said in a statement.