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Liverpool has announced a record profit of 106 million pounds sterling.
The club issued a statement saying it had made a pre-tax profit of £ 125 million.
The qualification of the team for the final of the Champions League last season helped to strengthen their coffers by £ 72 million.
In addition to the sale of Felipe Coutinho in Barcelona for 142 million pounds in January 2018.
Leicester was the world record holder for after-tax net income when he earned 80 million pounds during the 2016-17 season and 92 million pounds before tax, after reaching the quarter-finals. final of the 2017 Champions League.
Liverpool is fighting for the English Premier League title this season – an undefeated 29-year-old championship – and faces a fierce Manchester City run.
Liverpool are now second in the Premier League with 62 points on goal difference from leader Citi, while Bournemouth will face the reds in the 26th round of the championship on Saturday.
Media revenues increased by £ 66 million, as did advertising profits, which rose by £ 17 million, £ 220 million and £ 154 million, respectively, to £ 81 million. pound sterling.
With this profit, Liverpool is third behind Arsenal, behind Manchester United and Citi, according to the BBC.
"We have seen stability and progress in the club's financial situation in recent years," said Andy Hughes, head of operations at Liverpool.
"This earnings growth has allowed us to get back into the training and structure of football."
"The physical results vary depending on the value of the players' sale and the timing of the payment, but what is evident in these recent results is our financial strength and the profits we earn by reinvesting in infrastructure. team and football. "
The club also announced a 15% increase in its account on various social networking sites, reaching over 60 million followers through different digital channels. In May 2018, the team recorded the highest number of Premier League and the third in all sports in the world. .
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