Liverpool: £ 106 million profit for English clubs this year

Liverpool has announced an annual profit of £ 125 million (before tax calculation), which is significantly higher than the profit of £ 40 million last year.

The club's overall revenue for the 12-month period ending in May 2018 has gone from 90 million to 455 million pounds, a record.

Liverpool strengthened its financial position by reaching the final of the Champions League last season, during which it earned nearly 72 million pounds .

The move of midfielder Philippe Coutinho to Barcelona in January 2018 enabled players to win 72 million pounds.

Leicester City was the financial leader from 2016 to 2017 with a net profit of £ 80 million (£ 92 million pre-tax) after reaching the quarter-finals of the Champions League in 2017.

Liverpool leads Liverpool in the Premier League for most of the season. Manchester City is in contention for its first Premier League title in 29 years. This success has also been reflected in their performance on the ground.

Media revenues increased by £ 66 million to £ 220 million, business income by £ 17 million to £ 154 million, and corresponding revenues from £ 7 million to £ 81 million. million pounds sterling.

Liverpool's revenue will rise to third place instead of Arsenal in the Premier League, behind Manchester United and Manchester City.

A total of 137 million pounds was spent on the transfer.

"All this has been reinvested in the team, with over £ 190 million spent to buy new players .

"We have seen a steady and steady improvement in the club's financial situation in recent years," said Andy Hughes, managing director of Liverpool.

""This growth and this increase in revenues allowed us to reinvest considerably in the team and in the infrastructure.

"The financial results fluctuate according to the players' transaction costs and the payment schedule, but these last results clearly show a strengthening of our financial situation and an increase in our profits invested in training and infrastructures", he declares.

"Its social networking platforms have recorded a growth rate of 14% .The total number of subscribers has grown to more than 60 million through digital channels, with the highest number of followers ever recorded among Premier League clubs.