Liverpool Reports £57m Loss for 2023/24 Season Due to Rising Costs and Europa League Participation

The club's financial results highlight increased revenues but a significant drop in media income after missing the Champions League.

Liverpool recorded a pre-tax loss of £57 million for the 2023/24 season, following a £9 million loss the previous year.
Revenue rose by £20 million to £614 million, driven by a £36 million increase in commercial income and a £22 million boost in matchday revenue.
Media revenue fell by £38 million to £204 million, largely due to competing in the Europa League instead of the Champions League.
Administrative expenses surged to £600 million, with the wage bill rising to £386 million, including £9.6 million in severance payments to Jurgen Klopp and his coaching staff.
The club's financial stability is bolstered by strong commercial growth, including new partnerships with brands like UPS, Google Pixel, and Peloton, and the opening of the new Anfield Road stand.