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Barcelona Reports Near-€1 Billion Revenue and Lower Debt as One-Offs Yield €17 Million Loss

The result reflects strong commercial growth with ordinary profit offset by a forced write-down of Barça Studios plus a €15 million UEFA sanction.

Joan Laporta, el jueves pasado en Oviedo.
El Barcelona comienza a estabilizar su economía (AFP)
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Overview

  • Ordinary revenue reached €994 million with €2 million in ordinary profit, powered by record €259 million sponsorship income and €170 million in merchandising sales, even while playing at Montjuïc.
  • Barça Studios/Barça Produccions was revalued to €178 million using an EY report, producing large impairments that hit the bottom line.
  • The accounts also record a €15 million UEFA financial fair play sanction that weighed on the final result.
  • Roughly €70 million was recognized from a €100 million, 30-year PSL sale of 475 VIP seats to New Era Visionary and Fort Advisors, with the club applying prudence on revenue recognition.
  • Net debt fell to €469 million, down €90 million year over year, and the club forecasts €1.075 billion in ordinary revenue for 2025–26 with a phased return to the Spotify Camp Nou expected to add about €50 million in stadium income.