This effort aims to enhance revenue generation capabilities in both the medium and long term. In terms of operational efficiency, clubs continue to move towards a sustainable model, controlling team costs in line with UEFA standards, ensuring they do not exceed 70%. Financially, La Liga has a strong financial position in terms of solvency and capital, with high net equity and an increasingly diverse and efficient financing structure. The development of long-term infrastructure projects also strengthens the sustainability of this model. Additionally, the sports model continues to distinguish itself through its commitment to talent, boasting the highest market value for academy players among the top five European leagues and the highest participation rate of academy players, reflecting a strategy focused on training and retaining players. Looking ahead to the 2025/2026 season, forecasts indicate further revenue growth and improved operating margins, aiming to reach break-even point under economic control. With these results, La Liga solidifies its position as one of the most robust and dynamic competitions in world football, combining economic growth, financial sustainability, and innovation in its management model, in line with trends already established in previous seasons. Consequently, the competition has set a new record for total adjusted revenue, driven primarily by the strength of its commercial activity and the full recovery of activity in most stadiums. The report also confirmed that commercial revenue exceeded €1 billion for the third consecutive year, reaching historic figures and surpassing €1.5 billion this season, thanks to international expansion and new monetization strategies, with positive growth forecasts for the 2025/2026 season driven by the maturity of this commercial expansion and the upward trend in stadium attendance. The report also highlighted that one of the standout achievements of this season was a record attendance, with the number of spectators exceeding 17 million for the first time. This growth coincides with improved occupancy rates, which reached 84.5% in the Spanish top division (La Liga EA Sports) and 68.5% in the second division (La Liga Hypermotion). Investment remains a key pillar of growth, as La Liga clubs are experiencing a historic period of investment intensity, specifically in infrastructure and stadium modernization, which has increased by 12% compared to the previous season. Madrid — Emirates Today. The Spanish Football League (La Liga) announced on Wednesday the publication of the economic and financial report for Spanish professional football for the 2024/2025 season. In a statement, the league said the report "reflects a new cycle of sustainable growth, characterized by record historical levels of revenue, stadium attendance, and investment, as well as the consolidation of a solvency model that has become a benchmark internationally." Total adjusted revenue reached €5.464 billion, marking an 8.1% increase compared to the previous season.
