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Despite an unprecedented rise, Wrexham are continuing to look up.
Improving their iconic Stok Cae Ras home is viewed as a “key enabler of both sporting and commercial success”.
The Kop Stand – which will house 7,500 fans, taking the stadium’s total capacity to more than 18,000 – is due to be completed in early 2027.
Earlier this season, the club spent £480,000 to purchase land from Wrexham University and
Newcastle have announced a loss of £11.1m in their 2023-24 accounts, a significant reduction on the £71.8m loss the previous season.
The improved figures were helped by a 28% increase in revenue to £320m, largely down to their participation in last season’s Champions League, and a £70m profit from player sales.
Newcastle sold Allan Saint-Maximin to Saudi Arabian side Al-Ahli in July 2023, while Elliot Anderson and Yankuba Minteh were
Arsenal have posted club record revenue of £616.6m but made an overall loss of £17.7m for the financial year ending 31 May 2024.
The Gunners returned to the Champions League in the 2023-24 campaign, reaching the quarter-finals, which contributed towards a £71.1m rise in broadcasting revenue and £29.1m increase in matchday revenue.
Mikel Arteta’s side finished second in the Premier League, while Arsenal’s women placed third in the Women’s Super
“The Football League may have seen an uptick in revenues in 2022-23, but clubs across the EFL are still battling to manage cash requirements,” said Deloitte’s business sport group’s lead partner Trevor Bridge.
“Many clubs are propped up by owner funding as they aspire to win promotion, but exiting the league at the wrong end exposes a club to instability.
“This makes a strategy for long-term stability critical, underpinned by