FC Barcelona ends financial year with €18 million loss despite record revenue
Spanish football club FC Barcelona has reported its financial results for the 2025/2026 season, recording a loss of 18 million euros against a record revenue of 1.06 billion euros.

Spanish football club FC Barcelona concluded the 2025/2026 season with a loss of 18 million euros. Although the club's total revenue reached a record high of 1.06 billion euros, the current financial year marks the third consecutive year the Catalans have closed with a negative balance.
According to the report, the club's operating activities generated a profit of approximately 200,000 euros. Sponsorship contracts made a significant contribution to revenue, bringing in 265 million euros. Furthermore, the division responsible for licensing and merchandising generated 208 million euros in revenue, which is 40 million euros higher than the figures from the previous period.
Financial losses were driven by several factors. Specifically, the asset value of a club sponsor was revised downward by 23 million euros, totaling 116 million euros. Unfulfilled obligations from investors also had an additional negative impact on the budget.
For the next financial year, Barcelona's management has set a revenue target of 1.195 billion euros. The club expects to reach a break-even point, projecting a net profit of approximately 1 million euros.
Source: report.az





