He Girona FC has approved a budget of 75 million euros for the current 2025/26 season during the course of its Ordinary General Meeting of Shareholdersheld this Thursday, in which the annual accounts for the 2024/25 financial year have also been validated, which closed with a historical net profit of 16.5 million euros despite being 3.1 million below what was initially budgeted.
The club has explained in a statement that the budget for the next season represents a reduction of 35 million compared to the previous season, mainly motivated by the decrease in income from television rights linked to participation in the Champions League, which have been reduced by around 30 million euros.
Despite this adjustment, Girona has highlighted several positive income indicators, including the record of 9,800 season tickets and the complete sale of VIP seats, as well as a forecast growth of 8 percent in sponsorships compared to the previous year.
The entity has also highlighted the consolidation of the performance of the official store located in the center of Girona and the work underway to expand the online offer, in addition to the income derived from the sale of players, among which the transfer – after the current loan – of the central defender Ladislav Krejci to Wolverhampton stands out.
This operation will allow the salary limit currently set by LaLiga to be increased by 75 million euros in the winter market, as specified by the club, which recalled that, despite the positive evolution of several items, the expected result for the 2025/26 financial year will be negative, with estimated losses close to one million euros.
Regarding the accounts for the 2024/25 season, the Board has approved an exercise with a record net profit of 16.5 million euros, although lower than budgeted due to sporting performance below expectations in both LaLiga and the UEFA Champions League.
The Ordinary General Meeting of Shareholders was attended personally or represented by City Football Group (Midco) Ltd., MC Girona LLC, Montilivi LTD and Joaquim Boadas de Quintana, shareholders representing 99.2276 percent of the club's share capital.
