The Lilywhites’ turnover went up by nine per cent from £15.6m to £16.9m during the financial year, which ended on 30 June, 2024. North End’s accounts were published on Companies House in December, with the club’s revenue rising by £1.3m from the year prior.
The increase was made up of £800,000 in broadcast revenue, £462,000 in ticket sales and £19,000 in commercial and media. But, how does Preston North End’s turnover compare to last season’s Championship rivals?
After every club from the 2023-24 second-tier campaign submitted their latest accounts, football financial expert Kieran Maguire has placed each club from highest to lowest based on their revenue - along with several other interesting metrics.
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1. How does Preston's revenue compare to last year's Championship?
How does Preston's revenue compare to last year's Championship? | Getty Images
