Rangers and Celtic showed growth among top clubs in Europe in a new financial report issued by UEFA, which also reveals that Scotland saw positive movement in a large number of areas.
The European European Finance and Investment Report in the European Club, published on Thursday, was marked as a “final guide for European Football Financial Finance” in the Preference of the President of UEFA Aleksander Aleksander Ceferin.
And he revealed some positive results for both sides of the old company, with Celtic, that among the top 20 clubs in Europe for sale and sales of trade and in the Tax Tax Tax profit listed among continent clubs.
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Meanwhile, in the meantime, among the top 20 clubs in Europe revenue by 2024. Years, and the club has been in the last five years in the last five years.
Scottish clubs as a whole also enjoyed some growth in areas, including TV income, doors and total revenues.
Kelt in the greatest profit list for before tax
Celtic is among the top 10 clubs in Europe in terms of the greatest profit for before taxes recorded in 2024. Years.
The ParkAd Club recorded a tax profit of 21 million euros (£ 17.6 million) for 2024. year, which represents the 2023 year (£ 37 m), but the Celtic is still on the list in the last year’s winner of Europa League Atalanta.
Celtic is among the top 10 European clubs in terms of the greatest profit for before tax recorded in 2024. years, according to UEFA report
Bayern Munich leads the way in this list, a profit before taxation of 63 million euros (52.7m pounds) for a calendar year, one of the four side of the Bundesliga in the top 10.
The Celtic’s strong model trading is undoubtedly a factor of their healthy financial data, and the members of the League of Champions, whose summer transfer to Brighton, set up a new record in Al Ittihad, which previously stood in Celta in £ 15m.
Rangers in Top 20 for Gate’s Revenues
Rangers are among the top 20 clubs in Europe for revenues from gates over the past year, with a digit generated in 2024. Year reach 53 million euros (£ 44,4m), just like the Bundesliga Giants Borussia Dortmund.
Rangers are among the top 20 clubs in Europe for revenue from gates over the past year. Credit: UEFA
They would have some way to go to the top profit of Real Madrid at 185m euros (£ 155m), but the personality is impressive, and UEFA is growing up 11 percent in the income from the gate in 2024. Years.
Although they actually threw a place in the UEFA list at 19, this figure represents a significant jump from the number of 20 million euros (£ 30.1 million), increasing 47 percent. Indeed, in 2014. Rangers recorded revenues from a gate of 15 million euros (£ 12.6 million), with the past decade showing growth from robes.
In that five-year period, Rangers still re-established as a force in Europe, and former Steven Gerrard manager enters the group phase of the European League in their first season in 2018. Years.
Since then, rangers have been regularly fixed in the latest phases of European competition, in Seville, which undoubtedly played part in the video from the gate to cross in the last five years, and additional matches in Ibrok help in and additional matches.
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Far from Europe, Rangers sought to increase the capacity of the stadium, improve the experience in the guests and consistently sold out allocating their season in the last decade. Construction of the new Edmiston House, which has a Museum of Rangers, a club store and host fansone in the match, will also play a role in increasing the gate revenue through the season.
The UEFA report said, “Gate revenues continue to grow, with general crowds, at the levels of pre-pandemic and premium, Dutch, Switzerland, Belgian and Scottish clubs are the next highest highest estimates outside the large five leagues.
“Clubs based in larger cities have a higher primary and premium ticket price, reflected on the yield per fan from only above or below 100 € (83.72 €) in five clubs.”
Celt in Top 20 in Europe for Sale Sales
Celtic is also seated in the first 20 throughout Europe for collecting sets and merchants, and the club records income of 35 million euros (£ 29.3m) in this department for 2024. Year.
Celtic sits in the top 20 throughout Europe to collect sets and trade. Credit: UEFA
Again, Celtic saw strong growth during the five-year period since 2019, since then 14 million euros (£ 11.7 million) since then jump in kit and revenues from the trade since then.
Continuous domestic success and start of five-year-old venting with an Adidas in 2020. years, they will undoubtedly help increase these figures.
Continuous domestic success helped Celtic
Real Madrid is an exit of all in the list, and revenue from 2024. Year sitting at 196m euros (£ 164m), in the top 20, only after and Milan Clubs, with this figure in the amount of 35 million euros (£ 29.3 million during the year.
UEFA’s report said, “Clubs are increasingly used by their global fangs and greater commercial focus. For top 20, trade income increased by 26 percent and producers and sets in 2024. Years to reach 1.8 billion euros.”
Scotland sees the growth of positive TV revenues
Scotland, as a whole, also saw some positive results in 2024. years.
Scotland showed positive growth in the new UEFA report. Credit: UEFA
Domestic TV revenue saw 20 percent increase in data 2022. year, with 32 million euros (£ 26.8 million), which set Scotland Scotland 16. throughout Europe. All over Europe.
The total income of Earth for Clubs of 357 million euros (£ 299m) is an increase of 14 percent, by setting up Scotland 11. In the entire continent.
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Scotland was also seventh in terms of gateways, with 130 million euros (£ 109m), providing an increase of 4.3 percent, with 2022 years, with scottish clubs that show the total net capital of 269 million euros (£ 225.2m), with only two clubs with negative capital.
The country ranked no. Throughout Europe, with 100 percent privately owned clubs.