Tottenham have released their financial results for the 2014/15 season, which show a £12 million pre-tax profit.
The results, which were released on Monday, show that Tottenham’s profit was down £68 million, with Gareth Bale’s record-breaking transfer to Real Madrid included in the 2013/2014 accounts.
However, it is the third consecutive season in which Spurs have made a profit (2013- £4 million, 2014- £80 million and 2015- £12 million), with Tottenham’s last loss coming in 2012 when Spurs lost £7 million. Infact, Spurs have only lost money in two of the past 10 seasons, (2010 and 2012).
Along with all of the other 19 Premier League clubs to have released their accounts from last season (Sunderland have yet to release their accounts), Spurs have made the 7th largest pre-tax profit.
The accounts show a £16 million increase in revenue, which includes an increase in revenue from the Premier League and domestic cup competitions, whilst there was a drop in revenue from the Europa League.
Take a more detailed look at Tottenham’s latest financial results here:
