Norwich City reports mixed financial results amid player sales
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 7, 2026, 12:38 PM
Last updated Nov 7, 2026

Norwich City Football Club released its financial report for the year ending June 30, 2026, showing an operating loss of £13.3 million, attributed to rising operating costs that increased to £99.8 million. The club, despite this loss, reported a profit of £45.9 million from player sales, boosted by key transfers including Josh Sargent to Toronto FC. Average attendance at Carrow Road rose to 25,899, and retail revenue increased, reflecting ongoing fan support. The club's investments in new players and funding for Norwich City Women were highlighted as part of its strategic financial approach.
- •Norwich City's operating loss is £13.3 million for 2026.
- •The club made £45.9 million profit from player sales.
- •Average attendance at Carrow Road increased to 25,899.
- •Retail revenue rose to £2.4 million, driven by shirt sales.
- •Investment in player registrations rose from £32.6 million to £53.9 million.
- 12:38 PMYahoo Sports — Five takeaways from Norwich City's latest accounts
"The team is reporting increased attendance, profit from player sales and investment in the squad.
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