· Player Trading Revenue: €60.5 million – the largest income source. This includes €56.2 million in capital gains from sales.
· Main sales: Nico Gonzalez (€16.9m), Michael Kayode (€15.2m), Sofyan Amrabat (€9.7m), Lucas Martinez Quarta (€7.6m).
· TV Rights: €54.8 million (down from €61.5m last year).
· Serie A: €54.7m; UEFA Conference League (semifinal): €14.8m.
· Commercial Revenue: €45.8 million, boosted by a €25m sponsorship deal with Mediacom.
· Matchday Revenue: €11.3 million – down 21% due to stadium renovation and reduced capacity.
· Total Revenue: approx. €198.6 million, almost flat compared to the previous year.
Despite the high income from player sales, the loss of €23.2 million was driven by rising total costs (which increased to €216 million), particularly higher amortization expenses and transfer-related debts, which grew from €31.8 million to €91.4 million.