Manchester City has announced a record-breaking revenue of £715 million for the financial year ending June 2024.
This surpasses their previous best of £712.8 million, highlighting the club’s continued financial strength.
Despite not replicating the historic Treble of the previous season, City’s commercial success and strong financial management have contributed to this record revenue.
The club has also recorded a pre-tax profit of £73.8 million.
While the club’s financial performance remains robust, their recent on-field form has been less impressive.
A series of disappointing results, including a defeat to Juventus in the Champions League, has raised questions about the team’s ability to maintain their high standards.
Nevertheless, City remains committed to investing in the club’s infrastructure and player development.
The ongoing expansion of the Etihad Stadium and the development of a new women’s training facility are part of the club’s long-term vision.
As City faces a challenging period on the pitch, their strong financial position will be crucial in navigating these difficulties and maintaining their status as one of the world’s top football clubs.
