Real Madrid set new revenue record despite trophy drought
Real Madrid have announced record-breaking revenue figures, even though they did not secure any trophies in the 2025/2026 season. The club reported operating revenue of 1.221 billion euros, surpassing all other sports organizations globally. Profits increased, thanks in part to the renovated Santiago Bernabeu stadium and new sponsorships. Jose Mourinho was appointed coach in June, with new signings joining the squad.
What we know
- Real Madrid generated 1.221 billion euros in revenue in the 2025/2026 season, a 3.1 percent increase from the previous year.
- The club made a profit of 26 million euros after tax, up by 8 percent on earnings from 2024/25.
- Income from the renovated Santiago Bernabeu stadium rose by 11 percent to 363 million euros.
- Jose Mourinho was appointed coach in June, replacing Alvaro Arbeloa after two trophyless seasons.
- New signings include Bernardo Silva and Marc Cucurella, with further additions reportedly in progress.
