FC Porto on the up: profit, 175,000 members and younger, pricier squad | OneFootball

It’s not just on the pitch: FC Porto is showing signs of recovery off the pitch as well, with notable financial and asset growth reflected in the latest indicators.

The club has gone from loss to profit and now reports an additional €66 million in equity, in a scenario that points to greater stability within Porto’s structure.

There is also a noteworthy figure in the membership base: FC Porto has reached 175,000 members, a new all-time high in the club’s history, reinforcing the social and institutional scale of the entity led by André Villas-Boas.

On the sporting side, the numbers also reveal a change in the profile of the main squad. The group has become younger and more highly valued on the market. The average age has dropped from 26.4 to 24.5, while the squad’s total value has risen from €279 million to €392 million.

In addition, the average value per player has increased significantly, going from €9.1 million to €15.1 million, reflecting a focus on assets with greater potential for growth and sporting and financial return.

These indicators show an FC Porto in transformation, with simultaneous improvements on the financial front, in its membership base, and in the composition of the squad, at a time when the club is seeking to consolidate a new cycle.

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