Real Madrid post record revenue despite trophyless season | OneFootball

Real Madrid have posted record operating revenue of €1.221 billion for 2025-26 despite ending the campaign without a trophy. In a statement, the club said the figure excludes player transfers, is up 3.1% on last season, and marks its first time above €1.2 billion, a level no other sports organisation has reached to date.

The figures arrive amid an active summer in the transfer market.

Madrid also reported net profit of €26 million, up 8% on 2024-25.

The performance was driven by fresh sponsorship deals and higher income from the renovated Bernabeu, with stadium revenue up 11% to €363 million.

The club are seeking a sporting reset under the experienced José Mourinho, who previously led Madrid from 2010 to 2013.

Source: L'Équipe