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Man City have released their 2024/25 accounts. For a season where City had a poor transitional season with significant changes to the squad Total revenue reached £694m in 2024/25, slightly below the treble season peak but still among the very highest in world football.

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Overall Arsenal are trending very strongly. From 2018/19 to 2022/23 they were BOTTOM of the traditional big 6 clubs in terms of Revenue earnt Now they sit right at the top of the league with Liverpool and City only slightly ahead.

Arsenal have released their 2024/25 accounts and database has been updated Arsenals revenue has grown 110% over 5 seasons. Going from £328m to £690m. This is generally a big factor from success in recent years (finishing in high positions and deeper CL runs) as success increases broadcast and matchday revenue fast and then commercial revenue follows soon after. Commercial revenue grew an average of 17% per year over the last 3 years going from £169m in 2022/23 to £264m in 2024/25

Premier League 2025/26 transfer season comes to a close ↗️£3.75bn spent 🤑 ↘️£2.3bn in sales Top Net Spend 🔴Arsenal £251m 🟥Liverpool £221m 🟡 United £158m 🔵Man City £152m ◻️Spurs £151m

Some bonus cumulative numbers for revenue + wages for big 6 over last 10 years

Wage to Revenue ratios for 2024/25

Database updated with Deloitte Report (will be updated in depth when accounts are released for all clubs) But you do get to see a clearer picture form below Revenue (2024 and 2025 combined for PL teams) and some 10 year revenue trends

Last 5 years Net looks as below With the traditional "big 6" all at almost £1bn purchases with Chelsea near £2bn

Updated Net Spend 2025/26 - were at 3.5bn including add ons after some January transfers Arsenal at £256m Liverpool at £221m Man City at £183m

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Man City have released their 2024/25 accounts. For a season where City had a poor transitional season with significant changes to the squad Total revenue reached £694m in 2024/25, slightly below the treble season peak but still among the very highest in world football.

@19sean65 @BlueCityBrain I agree the season started not a transition but by January and the moves the club did there and in June 2025 as part of the financial year all add into the “transition”.

@valuball @BlueCityBrain Have to disagree about last season being transitional. It was one of realisation re the squad. This season is the season of transition. Possibly next season too. But not last season.

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looking forward to showing the 2024/25 versions of these when all Premier League clubs have released their accounts