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Data from the Independent Football Regulator for English football show that 17 clubs’ revenues do not cover even their operating costs unrelated to players. Clubs in the top five divisions recorded combined losses of £1.7 billion, despite the game generating around £9 billion in revenue, and 94% of clubs made a loss. Player wages rose by between 32% and 71%—depending on the division—from the 2021–22 season to 2025–26. Spending on player transfers also doubled, from £1.3 billion to £2.6 billion. Sixty-six per cent of clubs said they would not last more than 90 days without new funding from their owners. The regulator warned that this poses a threat to the financial model underpinning the game’s stability. It announced a six-point reform plan to strengthen oversight, improve the distribution of revenue and require clubs to have contingency plans.
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