PSV Broke Financial Records Last Season. The Reigning National Champion Achieved The Highest Turnover ever in its 112-year history thanks to the Champions League Millions. Costs also rose to a record level, but there was still a multi-million profit.
PSV Reached the Eighth Finals of the Champions League last Season, which was good for no less than 73 million in European Income. The Champions League Jackpot pushed the club’s turnover to 170 million euros.
That is more than last year, when PSV Improved the Turnover Record to 152 Million Euros. The Eindhoven Team also Reached the Eighth Finals of the Champions League then, but that was still in the old format of the Billions Ball with a Group Stage and Much Lower Performance bonuses.
The good performances in Europe also had A Downside. PSV had to pay Millions More in bonuses and premiums for players and trainers, as a result of which the costs for the first time in Club History Came Above 150 Million euros.
PSV also repaid a tax debt or a small 16 million euros from the corona crisis early and in full. In Total, The Costs at the Brabant Club Increased by Almost 10 Million Euros Compared to Last Year. Neverberthess, A profit or 7.5 Million Euros Remained. As a result, psv wrote black figures for the fourth year in a row.
Annual Report PSV Season 2024/2025
Turnover: 170.5 Million Euros Costs: 150.3 Million Euros Profit: 7.5 Million Euros
Transfer result: -9.5 Million Euros Equity: 48.0 Million Euros
PSV Did Not Make Any Transfer Hits
PSV Has Even Been Able to Achieve the Good Financial Figures with a Disappointing Result on the Transfer Market. Last Season, The Club Only Sold Jordan Teze, Matteo Dams and Jason van Duiven, for a Total of 23 Million euros.
That was insufficient to Absorb the arrival of, Among Others, Malik Tillman, AS A Result of which PSV Suffered a Loss or 9.5 Million euros Duration the Two Transfer Periods. PSV was Able to Absorb That Loss with the Champions League Jackpot, but the club had set itself the goal of making a profit on the transfer market.
Accordance to psv, that transfer profit is in the offing. Last Summer, The Club Sold Tillman, Noa Lang and Johan Bakayoko for a Total of More Than 75 Million Euros. These transfers have not yet leg processed in the books, because they only completed in July and PSV’s annual report ends on June 30.
PSV HAS also Invested a Lot of Money In The Arrival of New Players in Recent Months, Including Record Purchase Ruben van Bommel, Paul Wanner, Yarek Gasiorowski and Dennis Man. But accordance to the club, The Investments in New Player’s Are Much Lower Than The Revenues From Player Sales.
PSV is playing in the Champions League for the third consecutive year due to the second national title in a row, which the club also expects black figures next season. The Equity of 48 Million euros is now also at a record level.
The Big Question is what psv is going to do with the money. Top Executive Roy Jakobs of Philips, An Influential sponsor of PSV, recently pleaded in the Eindhovens Dagblad for An Extra Ring at the Philips Stadium. That would bring the capacity of the stage to 45,000 seats.
Currently, 35,000 people can fit in the Philips Stadium. With that number, PSV Lags (Financarly) Far Behind the Stadiums of Competitors Ajax and Feyenoord, Who Attract More Than 50,000 Spectators Every Two Week.
PSV Has Been Investigating The Feasibility of the Intended Expansion for a Year and a Half, But Has Not Yet Made A Decision About It. Last Summer, The Club First had The Philips Stadium Extensively Renovated for More Than 10 Million Euros. A Stadium with around 2,500 seats was also Built at the de Herdgang Training Complex. The Construction Involved around 7 Million euros.