Money Machine: The Enormous Revenues of Real Madrid

Real Madrid is expected to record revenues of approximately €1.4 billion in the 2026/27 season, according to a report in AS. The renovated stadium, sponsorships, and player sales are the main growth drivers.

Real Madrid is expected to record revenues of approximately €1.4 billion in the 2026/27 season, including player sales, according to a report in the Spanish newspaper AS. This is a new record for the club, which ended last season with operating revenues of €1.221 billion (excluding player sales). The renovated Santiago Bernabéu stadium is expected to generate around €420 million this year from ticket sales, tours, VIP areas, and events. Sponsorship revenues are expected to rise by 22%, partly due to agreements with Adidas and Emirates. Player sales, including Nico Paz and Gonzalo García, are expected to yield around €155 million. Expenses include €707 million for athlete salaries and acquisition amortization, and the club expects a net profit of about €14.2 million. The club members' meeting on November 21 will approve the reports and budget.