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LaLiga has reported record-breaking financial growth and continued economic stability in its latest Economic-Financial Report for the 2024/2025 season, highlighting a sustained upward trajectory across revenues, attendance and investment.
The Spanish top flight confirmed total normalised revenues of €5.464 billion, marking an 8.1 per cent increase compared to the previous campaign and setting a new all-time high for the competition. The growth has been largely driven by the strength of commercial operations and the full return of matchday activity across stadiums.
Commercial revenue proved a standout contributor, surpassing €1.5 billion during the season and exceeding the €1 billion mark for a third consecutive year. The league attributed this success to international expansion strategies and new monetisation initiatives, with further growth expected in the 2025/2026 campaign as these efforts mature.
Attendance figures also reached unprecedented levels, with more than 17 million spectators attending matches across the season for the first time. Stadium occupancy rates climbed to 84.5 per cent in LaLiga EA Sports and 68.5 per cent in LaLiga Hypermotion, underlining the continued recovery and growing appeal of live football.
Investment remained a key pillar of the league’s strategy, with clubs increasing spending by 12 per cent year-on-year, particularly in infrastructure and stadium modernisation projects. These developments are expected to enhance long-term revenue generation and improve the overall fan experience.
Financial discipline also remained central to the league’s model. Squad costs were kept below 70 per cent of revenue, in line with UEFA guidelines, while the league’s Economic Control system was again credited with ensuring stability and sustainable growth.
LaLiga also reported strong solvency and capitalisation, supported by diversified financing structures and long-term investment projects linked to infrastructure. This has reinforced the league’s position as a financially secure and forward-looking competition.
On the sporting side, the league continues to distinguish itself through its commitment to youth development, boasting the highest market value and participation rate of academy players among Europe’s top five leagues.
Looking ahead, LaLiga expects further revenue growth and improved operating margins in the 2025/2026 season, with a focus on achieving economic break-even under its established financial controls.
With record revenues, rising attendances and continued investment, the league has underlined its status as one of the most economically robust and innovative competitions in global football.
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