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Liverpool already have antidote for £57m accounts loss as soaring expenses explained - Liverpool Echo

  • Liverpool reported pre-tax losses of 57 million pounds in its latest financial accounts.
  • The club pointed to a drop of 38 million pounds in media revenue due to its absence from the Champions League.
  • Overall revenue rose by 20 million pounds to 614 million pounds .
  • Despite losses, Liverpool achieved record commercial revenues of 308 million pounds for the year.
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Liverpool reports losses of $71.8 million, highlighting the cost of missing out on Champions League

Liverpool reported pre-tax losses of 57 million pounds ($71.8 million) in its latest financial accounts. The losses came despite the Premier League club reporting record commercial revenues of 308 million

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Soccer-Liverpool post pre-tax loss of 57 million pounds as increased costs offset revenue rise

(Reuters) - Liverpool made a pre-tax loss of 57 million pounds ($71.81 million) last season with a rise in salaries and overhead costs offsetting increased revenue, the Premier League club said on Friday. Read full story

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Liverpool already have antidote for £57m accounts loss as soaring expenses explained - Liverpool Echo

Analysis of the Reds' financial results from the ECHO's Liverpool FC correspondent Paul Gorst

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Liverpool: announced damage of approximately 70m euros - News Bulletin 247

Can the Liverpool To have an excellent season, but the previous one was not properly successful and this was also reflected by the release of the balance sheet for the use of the past period. As announced, for the financial year until May 31 2024 were recorded Damages of 69.04 million eurosattributed to the increase in the cost of the roster and the general expenses of the club. Although Liverpool’s total revenue increased by 20 million and amou…

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Liverpool FC spends second season in the red amid soaring expenses

The club saw a £38m drop in its media revenue, latest accounts have shown

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Liverpool in £57m loss despite revenue rise to £614m – Northern Financial Review

Liverpool FC has filed its annual financial accounts for the year to May 31, 2024, which saw the club achieve more than £300 million in commercial revenue for the first time as overall revenue rose by £20 million to £614 million. However, Liverpool recorded an overall loss of £57 million. “Despite the increase in revenues, administrative costs increased significantly to £600 million, which is mainly related to salaries and overhead costs across …

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