Club finances compared

Year by year

Ipswich grew revenue the most: £10.6m to £155.4m (+1362%).

FY2025
Liverpool
£702.7m
Arsenal
£691m
Tottenham
£564.9m
Chelsea
£490.9m †
Aston Villa
£378.1m
Newcastle
£323.1m
West Ham
£226.1m
Brighton
£221.1m
Everton
£196.7m
Fulham
£194.8m
Bournemouth
£181.7m
Brentford
£173.1m
Ipswich
£155.4m
Leeds
£137m
Sunderland
£40.3m
Coventry
£34.1m
Hull
£25.8m

† not directly comparable with the year before.

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Revenue by club and financial year
ClubFY2020FY2021FY2022FY2023FY2024FY2025
Liverpool£489.9m£487.4m£594.3m£593.8m£613.8m£702.7m
Manchester City£478.4m£569.8m£613m£712.8m£715m£694.1m
Arsenal£344.5m£328.2m£371.9m£466.7m£616.6m£691m
Manchester United£509m£494.1m£583.2m£648.4m£661.8m£666.5m
Tottenham£391.9m£360.4m£443.4m£549.6m£517.8m£564.9m
Chelsea£407.4m£434.9m£481.3m£512.5m£468.5m£490.9m
Aston Villa£112.6m£183.6m£178.4m£217.7m£275.7m£378.1m
Newcastle£152.6m£140.2m£180m£249.9m£317.1m£323.1m
West Ham£138.6m£192.1m£251.8m£235.4m£268.2m£226.1m
Nottingham Forest£25.3m£18.4m£29.7m£154.8m£189.6m£221.7m
Brighton£123.3m£139.7m£167.4m£203.6m£221.3m£221.1m
Everton£185.9m£193.1m£181m£172.2m£186.9m£196.7m
Crystal Palace£142.3m£134.4m£160m£180.1m£190.2m£196.6m
Fulham£58m£116.1m£71.6m£182.3m£181.6m£194.8m
Bournemouth£95.4m£71.7m£53.2m£141m£160.8m£181.7m
Brentford£13.9m£15.3m£140.9m£166.5m£166.5m£173.1m
Ipswich£10.6m£8.06m£14.4m£21.8m£37.3m£155.4m
Leeds£54.2m£171m£189.2m£189.7m£127.6m£137m
Sunderland£29.2m£10.7m£26.1m£35.5m£38.2m£40.3m
Coventry£5.1m£11.8m£18.1m£20.4m£29.3m£34.1m
Hull£15.1m£6.86m£15.4m£18.1m£21.2m£25.8m

The money league

Revenue, with the part spent on wages shaded.

Wages as a share of revenue

Hull spend 142% of revenue on wages; Tottenham 45%.

Line: 70%, a widely used warning level.

Every figure

Latest filed figures by club; select a column heading to sort
Club
Liverpool FY2025£702.7m61%£23.8m£15.2m£159.5m£2.54m£67.3m
Manchester City FY2025 ‡£694.1m59%-£93.3m-£9.92m£858.4m£173.7mn/d
Arsenal FY2025£691m50%-£63.2m-£1.35m£126.5m£56m£358.3m
Manchester United FY2025£666.5m47%-£18.4m-£39.7m£193.7m£86.1m£637m
Tottenham FY2025£564.9m45%-£50.4m-£120.6m£620.2m£20.4m£851.7m
Chelsea FY2025£490.9m73%-£308.2m-£262.4m£872.3m£49mn/d
Aston Villa FY2025£378.1m72%-£139.7m£17m£321.1m£7.72m£110.6m
Newcastle FY2025 ‡£323.1m75%-£112.2m£18.7m£307.8m£12.5m£58.3m
West Ham FY2025 ‡£226.1m77%-£109.5m-£108.8m-£216.6m£422k£3.88m
Nottingham Forest FY2025 ‡£221.7m75%-£64.9m-£78.9m-£5.21m£13.2m£99m
Brighton FY2025 ‡£221.1m72%-£88.2m-£32m-£29.4m£39.8mn/d
Everton FY2025£196.7m77%-£75.9m-£8.61m£393.3m£79.1m£468.5m
Crystal Palace FY2025£196.6m75%-£42.5m£8.27m-£35.6m£13.7m£103.1m
Fulham FY2025 ‡£194.8m85%-£80.6m-£39m£61.3m£13.2mn/d
Bournemouth FY2025 ‡£181.7m87%-£62.7m£14.9m£134.5m£47.2m£48.9m
Brentford FY2025£173.1m76%-£40m-£20.5m£60m£1.98m£70.5m
Ipswich FY2025 ‡£155.4m50%-£6.21m£4.01m£67.3m£13.7m£8.1m
Leeds FY2025£137m75%-£68.4m-£49.2m£45.1m£34m£58.8m
Sunderland FY2025£40.3m134%-£46.9m-£4.01m£117.5m£20.7m£25.2m
Coventry FY2025 ‡£34.1m78%-£27.9m-£21.6m-£18.2m£373k£49.8m
Hull FY2025 ‡£25.8m142%-£41.7m-£10.2m-£42.1m£93k£57.4m

n/d not disclosed · ‡ company accounts only (others are group accounts) · from filings at Companies House