Roma’s revenues go up by 17% in club’s steady financial rise | OneFootball

Roma’s finances have taken a strong turn for the positive.

Things seem to be looking up for the capital club despite the Giallorossi once again missed out on Champions League football.

This will be Roma’s fifth consecutive year without Champions League.

In spite of this underwhelming statistic, the club have been steadily improving their financial situation and cutting losses.

Today’s report by La Gazzetta dello Sport suggests that Roma’s financial situation is significantly better than last year.

The newspaper states that an improvement in the club’s balance sheets has been made of around 40% compared to last season.

Moreover, Roma has just approved the quarterly financial results, closed on March 31, highlighting a 17% growth (compared to March 2023) in the club’s general revenues.

This growth is partly linked to the earnings generated by the new main sponsor (Riyadh Season), announced in October, for a total of €25 million in two seasons.

Additionally, earnings from ticket sales have been a steady stream of income for Roma with 57 consecutive sold-out crowds at Stadio Olimpico since the Friedkin takeover.

As many as 1,701,392 fans were present at the Olimpico during the season, with a filling percentage of the facility of 99%.

The situation is so positive that Roma will finally be able to operate under more lenient UEFA regulations this summer.

More importantly, the club will not have to generate as much revenue as before through the sales of players.