Real Madrid reports record €1.22 billion revenue for 2025-26 season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 28, 2026, 3:18 PM
Last updated Jul 28, 2026
Real Madrid has announced a record revenue of over €1.22 billion ($1.39 billion) for the 2025-26 season, marking the highest earnings for any sports team in a single season. Despite a disappointing performance on the field, including elimination from the Champions League quarter-finals and losing the LaLiga title to Barcelona, the club's financial performance has significantly improved. Revenue generated from the Santiago Bernabéu has more than doubled since 2018-19 due to ongoing renovations. Real Madrid also reported a profit after tax of €26.3 million, up 8% from the previous season.
- •Real Madrid posts over €1.22 billion revenue for 2025-26.
- •Club eliminated in Champions League quarter-finals.
- •Lost LaLiga title to Barcelona this season.
- •Revenue from Bernabéu more than doubled since 2018-19.
- •Reported a profit after tax of €26.3 million.
- 3:18 PMYahoo Sports — Real Madrid claim season revenue record in sport at €1.22 billion
"Real Madrid claim to have broken the revenue record for any sports team in a single season with earnings of over €1. 22 billion ($1.
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