Southampton finances: questions and answers What is Southampton's wage bill? Southampton's wage bill is £31.54m (estimated). Source: Planet Football restatement of Capology 2025-26 Championship wage bills, dated 2026-08-25.
What is Southampton's revenue? Southampton's revenue is £158.4m. Source: Swiss Ramble quoting Southampton 2024/25 accounts, dated 2025-06-30.
What is Southampton's net debt? Southampton's net debt is £57.52m. Source: St Mary's Football Group Limited — Annual Report YE 30 June 2024 (Companies House filing), dated 2024-06-30.
What is Southampton's Footy Cap health grade? Southampton has a Footy Cap health grade of A (82.7 out of 100), built from cited revenue, net debt, wages and player trading.
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Stadium: St Mary's Stadium (32,384). Health grade A. Net debt £57.5m (2024).
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Southampton key figures Revenue: £158.4m. Source: Swiss Ramble quoting Southampton 2024/25 accounts , dated 2025-06-30. More Wage bill: £31.54m (estimated). Source: Planet Football restatement of Capology 2025-26 Championship wage bills , dated 2026-08-25. More Net debt: £57.52m. Source: St Mary's Football Group Limited — Annual Report YE 30 June 2024 (Companies House filing) , dated 2024-06-30. More Transfer fees paid, 2025/26: €59.91m. Source: Transfermarkt , dated 2026-08-25. More Transfer fees received, 2025/26: €155.22m. Source: Transfermarkt , dated 2026-08-25. More Profit on player sales: £28.6m. Source: Swiss Ramble quoting Southampton 2024/25 accounts , dated 2025-06-30. More Net transfer income, 2023-24 to 2025-26: €176.19m. Source: Transfermarkt (sum of three seasons). More Southampton grades A (82.7/100), among the healthiest clubs we grade. How the grade is built See the full breakdown Southampton: Health grade · Finances · Squad & wages · Transfers · Sources
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