Real Madrid’s income expected to exceed €1.2 billion this season – report | OneFootball

Recently, a report from UEFA had revealed that Real Madrid were the top earners in 2024, with a staggering total income of €1,073 million.

However, it appears Real Madrid could once again set new standards for revenue generation this season and are expected to widely surpass the figure.

Real Madrid income set to exceed €1.2 billion

As reported by MARCA, Real Madrid are projecting the club to surpass €1.2 billion in revenue by the end of the season.

Depending on the team’s sporting success, that figure could even rise to nearly €1.3 billion, further reinforcing its position as the most financially dominant club in the world.

By December 31, 2024, Real Madrid had already generated €590 million in revenue, a significant increase compared to the same period last season.

UEFA believes Real Madrid’s management is ‘exemplary’ (Photo by Handout/Laureus via Getty Images)

Marketing income saw a notable rise of €70 million, while stadium revenue increased by €54 million, bringing the total from these two sources to €558 million compared to the €460 million recorded in the first half of the previous season.

On the investment front, the club has allocated €201 million, with €117 million classified as intangible sporting assets.

This figure is lower than the €165 million invested in the previous season, reflecting a more measured approach to squad spending.

Additionally, events and concerts held at the Santiago Bernabéu have brought in €12 million in revenue during the first six months of the season, showcasing the stadium’s growing role as a multi-purpose venue.