Manchester City has announced a record-breaking revenue of $903.7 million, along with a profit of $92 million, in its latest annual financial report.

This marks the club’s highest earnings to date and the third consecutive year of unprecedented financial success.

Club Chair Khaldoon Al Mubarak credited this achievement to meticulous planning and a strong organizational culture, stating, “Our relentless ambition to achieve the unprecedented defines who we are as a club.”

He emphasized that the club’s ongoing drive for excellence is rooted in thoughtful preparation and a collaborative learning environment.

The club’s impressive financial performance is complemented by its on-field success, having claimed the English Premier League title for the fourth consecutive year during the historic 2023-24 season.

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Manchester City also became the first football club to simultaneously hold the English Premier League, UEFA Champions League, FA Cup, FIFA Club World Cup, and UEFA Super Cup.

Founded in 1880, Manchester City has undergone significant transformations and investments since 2008, establishing itself as a dominant force in both English and European football while effectively engaging with the community.