Everton's Accounts show significant improvements
Everton's Accounts show significant improvements The Annual Report and Accounts for Season 2024-25 show significant improvements for Everton Football Club under ownership of The Friedkin Group, with turnover approaching £200M and losses of less than £10M. Increased income to £196. 7M continued commercial growth while matchday income for the final season at Goodison Park still does not reflect the big uplift expected this season after the move to the Hill Dickinson Stadium was completed.
Losses were substantially reduced from £53. 2M in 2023-24 to £8. 6M last season.
Record Revenue: Turnover increased to £196. 7M, driven by continued growth across commercial and matchday income streams. Commercial Growth: Sponsorship, advertising and merchandising revenue rose to £24.
3M (+£2. 7M), supported by new and renewed partnerships including Red Bull, Nemiroff and Corpay. Other Commercial Revenue: Increased to £22.
9M (+£5. 9M), driven by strong supporter engagement, including Everton Way stones, commemorative Goodison Park items and growth in memberships. Broadcast Revenue: Remained stable at £129.