Wolves post £15.3m loss for 2024/25 after 13-month accounting period | OneFootball

Wolves posted a £15.3m loss for 2024/25, the club’s fourth straight year in the red. Their last profit was £18.4m in 2020/21.

According to ExpressAndStar.com, Wolves moved their year-end to 30 June, creating a 13-month period that annualises to a £1.5m profit. The shift aligned with Premier League peers and contract cycles.

The change captured summer exits, with Matheus Cunha joining Manchester United for £62.5m and Rayan Ait-Nouri moving to Manchester City for about £33.5m, rising to £36m. Player sales delivered £117m profit on disposals, up from £64.6m in 2023/24.

Outlay on arrivals and staffing weighed on results. New signings, fresh contracts and the switch from Gary O’Neil to Vitor Pereira pushed amortisation and impairment to £87.8m, up from £67.2m. January additions Emmanuel Agbadou, £16.6m, and Marshall Munetsi, £15m, came in as the club fought to avoid relegation, yielding a £29.2m net player trading profit versus a £2.6m loss a year earlier.

Squad decisions hurt on the pitch, with Max Kilman not replaced after a £40m sale to West Ham and Pedro Neto’s move to Chelsea for a fee rising to £54m followed by an ineffective loan for Carlos Forbs, factors that have contributed to Wolves’ likely relegation in 2026.

Revenue fell to £172m from £177.7m as Wolves slipped from 14th to 16th and had one fewer UK TV broadcast, 15 rather than 16. Commercial income rose by more than £1m, while average attendance dipped to 30,881 from 31,265.

Source: ExpressAndStar.com