Liverpool FC revenue by stream 2019/20

The commercial revenue stream is the currently largest source of revenue for Liverpool FC largely as a resul of the reductions in alternative revenue streams due to the impact of COVID 19 containment measures. In 2018/2019, the club earned approximately 299.3 million euros from broadcasting, more than triple than in 2010/2011. The second biggest revenue stream is the commercial one. In 2018/2019 it amounted to 210.9 million euro.

The English Premier League generated the highest projected revenue among the “Big-Five” European leagues in 2019.

   The English Premier League constitutes the highest level of professional football in England. It is considered to be the most-followed and best-known football league in the world. The Premier League in its current format, comprising 20 clubs, was formed in 1992, breaking away from the Football League, which was originally founded in 1888. Amongst the so-called “Big-Five” leagues in Europe, which include the top-tier football leagues of England, Spain, Italy, Germany and France, the Premier League generates the highest revenue with around 5.65 billion euros in projected revenue in the 2018/19 season.

Liverpool ranks on fourth place in average annual first-team player salary in the English Premier League.

   In 2018/2019 the average annual first team player salary in Liverpool was 4.86 million British pounds. The first-team players in Manchester United received the highest average annual salary of 6.53 million euros.