Liverpool (England)
The legendary land of soccer, which has been challenged on the green field, is leading the way in the business world. In the just-released financial statement for 2021/22, the team generated revenues of £594 million ($5.6 billion), setting a new record for the club's highest-ever revenue in a single season, and turned a profit of £7.5 million before tax. It was the first time since 2018/19 that Liverpool had seen a profit.
2021/22, the first full season of the Premier League in the "post epidemic era".
Liverpool (England)
s matchday revenue surged to £86 million, an increase of £83 million on the previous season. The team also managed to sign a new commercial sponsorship deal that brought in an additional £29 million in revenue last season.
In terms of commercial expansion.
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It can be said that there was a lot of action, with the opening of 51 new boutiques and the signing of 19 new international commercial license agreements. At the same time, growth in the club's e-commerce area contributed to the overall revenue improvement.
Behind this prosperity, however, the
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The operating costs of the team have also increased significantly, particularly the payroll expenses, which increased from £314 million the previous season to £366 million, resulting in only a meager profit being realized in the end. Given the team's poor performance this season, the next financial year's results, perhaps, will again face a serious challenge.
