KPMG SHOW SEVILLA FC'S REVENUE HAS RISEN BY 6.3% DURING COVID-19

Since the outbreak of COVID-19, everyday life has never been the same, and football has been no stranger to the virus' impact either due to the effect it has had on worldwide economies. Despite this, the prestigious auditor KPMG Football Benchmark has shown in their latest study that Sevilla FC saw a revenue growth of 6.3% in the 19/20 season.

The Blanquirrojos have therefore managed to increase income in an incredibly difficult economic landscape, something that no other club analysed managed to achieve, a list including Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, Liverpool, Paris Saint-Germain, Juventus and Porto, who all saw losses in income. The company based their study on data obtained from revenue from season tickets and match tickets, television rights and income from commercial and marketing ventures.

KPMG has classified Sevilla's work in COVID-19 times as 'outstanding'

The figures in total show a revenue rise of 137.903 million before COVID-19 to 146.577 in these new times we are all living in. Amongst the top clubs in Europe, including all domestic champions of the main European leagues, the Nervionenses are the only club to post a rise in revenue this year. KPMG has classified this work as 'outstanding', acknowledging the difficult economic situation in the world.

This is not the first time KPMG have published positive data on Sevilla FC. Last May, in the midst of the first wave of Coronavirus, the company listed Sevilla FC as the sixth fastest growing club in Europe in the past five years, with an increase of 105% to its value.