Lazio Record €10M Loss in 2025/26 – Financial Figures Revealed | OneFootball

While their figures may have improved on the previous campaign, Lazio still ended the 2025/26 season with a €10 million net loss.

Lazio Had a Challenging 2025/26

The Biancocelesti are coming off a difficult campaign that included a transfer ban, unsatisfactory results, a back-and-forth public spat between the president and the former head coach (Maurizio Sarri), and a major fan protest against Claudio Lotito’s administration, which remains active today. Moreover, the team didn’t take part in any European competition.

Needless to say, all of these factors have taken their toll on the team’s finances, even if the management tried to mitigate the losses by making sacrifices on the market.

Lazio Operated at a €10m Loss

Calcio e Finanza analysed Lazio’s financial figures for the 2025/26 campaign, which ended with a €10 million net loss. The source begins by noting that this figure has improved compared to the 2024/25 season, when the club registered a €17.2 million net loss despite playing in the Europa League.

Lazio Improve Revenues From €157m to €174m

The Biancocelesti took a slight hit in terms of broadcasting rights, which dropped to €88.5 million from €94.5 million. Unsurprisingly, their matchday revenues also fell from €22.9 million to €18.1 million.

Nevertheless, these downgrades were offset by the sale of Matteo Guendouzi, Taty Castellanos, and Loum Tchaouna, which earned the club €39 million in capital gains. This is a comprehensive improvement on the €11.5 million recorded the year before.

Detailed Lazio Revenues in 2025/26

Lazio’s Costs Also on The Rise

While Lazio managed to increase their revenues, their costs also went up from €174 million to €187.4 million. As the source explains, this is mainly due to personnel costs, which went from €98.2 million to €104.6 million. The club attributed this rise to an increase in the player and technical staff’s salaries, in addition to bonuses related to sporting results.

Detailed Lazio Costs in 2025/26

Summary

All in all, Lazio registered a €13.6 million loss, but the figure is reduced to €10 million after taking into account deferred or prepaid taxes.

On a positive note, the shareholders’ equity soared from -€16.8 million as of June 30, 2025, to +€113.6 million, mainly thanks to the revaluation of the club’s recently renovated training facilities at Formello.

On a more concerning note, the net financial debt almost doubled from €66.3 million to €126.4 million. The club justified the increase mainly by citing the greater use of self-liquidating credit facilities.