Liverpool’s Premier League title triumph this season is not only historic in sporting terms but also a financial milestone that could push the club into record-breaking territory.
Crowned English champions for the 20th time — 124 years after their first triumph in 1901 — Liverpool have equalled Manchester United’s long-standing record. While the silverware restores parity at the top of England’s football pantheon, the financial rewards could elevate the club to new commercial heights.
According to recent figures, Manchester City earned around £176 million for each of their title-winning seasons in 2022/23 and 2023/24. This figure includes equal UK and international broadcast shares, merit-based payments, facility fees, and commercial revenue shares. As the new champions, Liverpool are expected to receive a similar payout.
Even more significantly, The Athletic reports that Liverpool are on track to surpass £700 million in total revenue for the first time in the 2024/25 season. Should that materialize, the Reds would challenge Manchester City’s record of £715 million in revenue set in 2023/24.
The financial boost could allow Liverpool to further invest in infrastructure, squad depth, and global marketing, reinforcing their status among Europe’s elite.
With success on the pitch now mirroring gains off it, Liverpool’s latest title run isn’t just a return to glory — it’s a leap toward financial dominance in the Premier League era.
