AS: Real Madrid will announce record financial data, with revenue reaching 1.185 billion euros in the 2024/25 season

November 23 According to the "Aspen" report, Real Madrid is about to hold its highly anticipated annual meeting, at which the board of directors will announce record-breaking financial data.

Real Madrid's revenue in the 2024/25 season will reach 1.185 billion euros, while the budget for the 2025/26 season will be 1.248 billion euros. Nonetheless, it was Florentino's speech that attracted the most attention and the information it might reveal about the club's structural transformation. Although the topic was not on the agenda, the chairman has indicated that it will be looked into.

Nearly 2,000 representative members are invited to attend the meeting at 9 a.m. on Sunday (the second call is at 10 a.m.) at the Real Madrid Basketball Stadium in Valdebebas, and can also participate online.

In his speech, Florentino will review the main events that affected the club over the past year, including the "Miami Plan". The plan was originally to hold the match between Villarreal and Barcelona in the United States on December 20, but it was eventually canceled on October 21. At that time, Real Madrid remained silent on the matter and stated that the president would issue an official position at this conference.

Over the past year, the European Super League has received new legal support. On October 29, the Madrid Provincial Court rejected the appeals of UEFA, La Liga and the Spanish Football Federation against the previous Commercial Court Ruling No. 17. The ruling found in part the Super League's case, arguing that UEFA and FIFA had abused their dominant market position in organizing the tournament.

The new board of directors (from January this year, Florentino and his team will start a term that will last until 2029) will submit accounts for review and approval. Revenues for the 2024-25 financial year were up 10% on the previous year and 5% above expectations, once again surpassing the symbolic €1 billion mark. The final net income was 24 million euros, marking the club's 25th consecutive year of profitability, even under extremely difficult circumstances such as during the epidemic.

For the upcoming 2025-26 season, the budget submitted to the vote of representative members predicts a 5% increase in revenue to 1.248 billion euros, with the New Santiago Bernabeu Stadium (+31%) being the main factor driving growth.