Lazio Release Half-Yearly Financial Report – FFP Trouble Avoided | OneFootball

Lazio have revealed the financial figures registered during the period from June to December 2024, and the results are fairly encouraging.

Positive Results Thus Far

Unlike last season, the Biancocelesti aren’t taking part in the UEFA Champions League this term. They only managed to qualify for the UEFA Europa League, a competition that offers comprehensively less in terms of prize money and overall financial income.

Therefore, a dip in the club’s revenues was already projected; but as La Lazio Siamo Noi explains, the club still managed to break even in the first half of the year, especially after reducing the squad’s costs.

The Profits: Matchday Income, Sponsors & Commercial Activities

The first six months of the year have yielded €87.5 million in overall revenues. This figure incorporates matchday income worth €9.9 million (divided between €5.4m from box office and €4.5m from season tickets), sponsors and commercial activities (€10.5m), TV rights (€53.7m), transfer revenues (€9.1m) plus another €4.3 million form other income streams.

Costs Reduced In Comparison to 2023-24 Season

On the other hand, the club has reduced its costs from €97.2 million in the first half of the year prior to just under €87 million this time around. This includes various services worth €13.3 million, personnel costs (including wages) of €48.8 million, amortization and write-downs of €18.5 million and other costs worth €6 million.

Lazio Avoid FFP Trouble

Therefore, Lazio have managed to break even, or more precisely register a slight profit during the first half of the season. Il Corriere dello Sport adds that the club remains in a healthy financial state and will have no issue acquiring a UEFA licence for next season as they remain within the parameters set by the Financial Fair Play rules.