Real Madrid Reports Record 1.22 Billion Euros Revenue Despite Trophy-less Season

Spanish football giant Real Madrid has reported record-breaking revenue of 1.221 billion euros for the 2025/26 season, a remarkable achievement even without securing any major trophies. This figure represents a 3.1 percent increase compared to the previous financial year, pushing the club past the 1.2 billion euro threshold for the first time in its history, a feat no other sports organization worldwide has accomplished.

The club also announced a net profit of 26 million euros, an eight percent rise from the 2024/25 season. This strong financial performance was significantly boosted by a 11 percent increase in revenue from the renovated Santiago Bernabéu stadium, which generated 363 million euros. Additionally, new sponsorship deals played a crucial role in the club's economic success.

In terms of team developments, Real Madrid appointed Jose Mourinho as their new head coach in June, succeeding Alvaro Arbeloa. The squad has also seen reinforcements, with players like Bernardo Silva and Marc Cucurella joining the team. Media reports suggest further acquisitions are planned, including winger Yan Diomande from RB Leipzig and midfielder Rodri from Manchester City.

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Operational revenues excluding player transfer revenues reached 1.221 billion euros, which is 3.1 percent more than in the previous financial year.