Real Madrid have announced world-record revenues for a football club for the third year running, as turnover increased for the fifth consecutive season in 2025-26.
In a release issued by the club on Tuesday, Madrid announced €1.221billion in top-line revenues, the first time any club has claimed to surpass €1.2bn, and a three per cent uplift on the Spanish club’s own figure from a season earlier.
@CWeatherspoon_ breaks it down ⬇️
🔗 https://t.co/Of34wJpocz
Why is it always a Jude fan always hating on Arda I don’t get it..Arda and Jude are good off and on the pitch they get along well..why the unnecessary hate?
🚨 𝗡𝗘𝗪: Real Madrid recorded a club-record €1.221 BILLION in revenue for the 2025/26 season, establishing themselves as the highest-revenue sports club in the world.
The new Santiago Bernabéu alone generated €363M in revenue. 🏟️
Their long-term sponsorship agreements are also key to their financial strength:
• Emirates until 2031 — around €100M per year
• Adidas until 2034 — around €120M per year
Long-term deals provide Real Madrid with predictable and stable revenue, protecting the club against fluctuations in the market.
— @jfelixdiaz