Premier League club values

King John V

Just thought this might be of interest to PL fans. Enjoy.

What's in the kitty? How the Premier League clubs shape up financially
Manchester United
Owned by: Glazer family (since 2005).
Value: £936m.
Turnover: £210m (to 30 June 2007).
Profit/loss: £79.1m operating profit.
Debts: £666m. (last annual interest payment, £42m).
Prem TV cash 07-08: £49.35m.
Summer kitty: £60m+.
Chelsea
Owned by: R Abramovich (since 2003).
Value: £381m.
Turnover: £190.5m (to June 2007).
Profit/loss:-£75.8m loss.
Debt: £578m (interest-free loans from Abramovich).
Prem TV cash 07-08: £45.58m.
Summer kitty: £100m.
Arsenal
Owned by: Major shareholders - D Fiszman (24.1%), A Usmanov (24%), N Bracewell Smith (15.9%); S Kroenke (12.2%).
Value: £612m.
Turnover: £200.8m (to May 2007).
Profit/loss: £51.2m operating profit.
Debt: £268.2m.
Prem TV cash 07-08: £47.04m.
Summer kitty: £25m+.
Liverpool
Owned by: T Hicks (50%), G Gillett (50%) (since 2007).
Value: £523m.
Turnover: £133.9m (to July 2007)
Profit/loss: £21.7m loss.
Debt: £350m.
Prem TV cash 07-08: £45.44m.
Summer kitty: £20m plus receipts.
Everton
Owned by: B Kenwright (37.2%), R Earl (34.6%), J Woods (28.2%).
Value: c.£80m.
Turnover: £51.4m (to June 2007).
Profit/loss: £10.9m operating loss.
Debt: £26.4m.
Prem TV cash 07-08: £42.11m.
Summer kitty: £20m.
Aston Villa
Owned by: R Lerner (since 2006).
Value: c.£90m
Turnover: £52.7m (to 31 May 2007).
Profit/loss: £18.8m op' loss. Debt: £37m.
Prem TV cash 07-08: £42.26m.
Summer kitty: c.£30m.
Blackburn Rovers
Owned by: The Walker Trust
Value: c£50m.
Turnover: £43.3m (to June 2007).
Profit/loss: £3.3m operating loss.
Debt: £20m.
Prem TV cash 07-08: £40.24m.
Summer kitty: c.£10m, depends on sales.
Portsmouth
Owned by: A Gaydamak (since 2006).
Value: c.£50m.
Turnover: c.£40m. (no accounts filed to 2007).
Profit/loss: n/a.
Debt: n/a. (c.£20m-plus).
Prem TV cash 07-08: £40.39m.
Summer kitty: c.£15m.
Manchester City
Owned by: T Shinawatra (since 2007).
Value: c.£85m.
Turnover: £56.9m (to May 2007).
Profit/loss: £1.4m operating loss.
Debt: n/a (c.£20m in loans at May 07).
Prem TV cash 07-08: £39.67m.
Summer kitty: £50m.
West Ham United
Owned by: B Gudmundsson (since 2006).
Value: £108m.
Turnover: £49.43m (to May 2007).
Profit/loss: £10.1m op' loss.
Debt: Cleared by Gudmundsson.
Prem TV cash 07-08: £36.77m.
Summer kitty: £10m.
Tottenham Hotspur
Owned by: ENIC (J Lewis).
Value: c.£200m.
Turnover: £103.1m (to June 2007).
Profit/loss: £29.7m operating profit.
Debt: £29.1m in loan notes.
Prem TV cash 07-08: £36.05m.
Summer kitty: £30m, inc receipts, eg: Berbatov.
Newcastle United
Owned by: M Ashley (since 2007).
Value: £200m.
Turnover: c.£90m.
Profit/loss: n/a.
Debt: Effectively cleared (from -£60m).
Prem TV cash 07-08: £39.25m.
Summer kitty: c.£30m.
Middlesbrough
Owned by: S Gibson (since 1993).
Value:c.£55m.
Turnover: £47.98m (to Dec 1996).
Profit/loss: £13.3m pre-tax loss.
Debt: £43.7m. (to Gibson-controlled parent company).
Prem TV cash 07-08: £34.17m.
Summer kitty: £12m.
Wigan Athletic
Owned by: D Whelan (since 1995).
Value: c.£40m.
Turnover: £26.9m (to May 2007).
Profit/loss: £13.4m oper' loss.
Debt: £36.9m. (to Whelan-controlled parent company).
Prem TV cash 07-08: £33.45m.
Summer kitty: up to £20m.
Sunderland
Owned by: Drumaville Consortium (since 2006).
Value: c.£50m.
Turnover: £26.3m (to July 2007).
Profit/loss: £12m operating loss.
Debt: n/a.
Prem TV cash 07-08: £33.6m.
Summer kitty: c.£45m.
Bolton
Owned by: E Davies (since 2003).
Value: c.£50m.
Turnover: £43m (to July 2007).
Profit/loss: £2.01m pre-tax loss.
Debt: £37m to parent company.
Prem TV cash 07-08: £32m.
Summer kitty: c.£20m.
Fulham
Owned by: M Al-Fayed (since 1997).
Value: c.£150m.
Turnover: £39.7m (to 30 June 2007).
Profit/loss:£11m operating loss (£15.2m loss including transfers).
Debts: £149.6m and rising. (interest-free loans to M Al Fayed).
Prem TV cash 07-08: £31.29m.
Summer kitty: c.£15m.
West Bromwich Albion
Owned by: Majority shareholder J Peace (since 2007).
Value: c.£20m.
Turnover: £26m (to June 2007).
Profit/loss: n/a.
Debt: n/a.
Prem TV cash 07-08: £11.39m (parachute).
Summer kitty: c.£15m.
Stoke City
Owned by: P Coates (since 2006).
Value: Less than £10m.
Turnover: £7.9m (to May 2007).
Profit/loss: £2.9m operating loss.
Debt: Negligible.
Prem TV cash 07-08: n/a.
Summer kitty: c.£15m, inc wage commitments.
Hull City
Owned by: P Duffen (since 2007).
Value: c.£10m.
Turnover: c.£12m (2007-08).
Profit/loss: n/a.
Debt: n/a.
Prem TV cash 07-08: N/A
Summer kitty: c.£15m, inc wages.

And the source:http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/transfers/the-race-for-the-stars-top-flight-set-for-record-transfer-spree-834638.html

Roddy23

Cheers for that, fairly concise stuff.

Just one thing though, how are Fulham valued at £150million?

King John V

I don't get that either. You certainly couldn't rate Fulham's squad value as being 3x the value of Bolton .

Killme00

Of course you could, Craven Cottage is worth millions

Its probably worth more than the entire city of Bolton

ROCKMAN

Roddy23 wrote: »

Cheers for that, fairly concise stuff.

Just one thing though, how are Fulham valued at £150million?

As a guess , I would say it the stadium and pitch is seen as valuable city property .

King John V

That makes sense too. If its overall club value rather than squad value then the London location would sky rocket the price. Well spotted.

jesus_thats_gre

Why are Spurs and Newcastle valued the same so?

invincibleirish

Yep ive seen a few Articles like this all suggesting Liverpool have very little money (F365 say only £10m) to spend in the summer. Which makes the prospect of Barry staying at Villa all the more likely.

King John V

St James's park holds at least 17-18,000 extra fans than White Hart Lane, which over the course of a season will geneate alot more revenue through ticket sales and raise the club value. Thus, with a fairly large fan base Newcastle are rated the same as Spurs imo.

Invincibleirish, that table probably only accounts for transfer cash generated by the club itself (ticket sales etc), without taking into account the sales of players like Crouch, Pennant, John Arne Risse and Finnan. The final transfer cash could be in the £40-50m bracket.

invincibleirish

King John V wrote: »

Invincibleirish, that table probably only accounts for transfer cash generated by the club itself (ticket sales etc), without taking into account the sales of players like Crouch, Pennant, John Arne Risse and Finnan. The final transfer cash could be in the £40-50m bracket.

i'll eat my hat if Rafa Benitez earns £30-£40m from Peter "likes his nachos" Crouch ,Riise, Finnan & Pennant.

King John V

Those were just some of the names I could remember off hand. The original article appeared here http://www.goal.com/en-india/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=709895
70m looks extremely generous but if he pulls it off I'll eat my hat as well

dc69

invincibleirish wrote: »

Peter "likes his nachos" Crouch

I was in bits when I first heard that,cant remember where,was it on the radio?

"crouchies having his nachos" lol

KrazeeEyezKilla

dc69 wrote: »

I was in bits when I first heard that,cant remember where,was it on the radio?

"crouchies having his nachos" lol

I think that was on some podcast. Not sure which one, either Fighting Talk or the Guardians one.

MIN2511

I thought Man City was worth more, very accurate info...

I saw Deloitte's top 10 and United are now 2nd

King John V

I think I remember the list you're on about. Was it for europe as a whole with united 2nd to Real Madrid?

MIN2511

King John V wrote: »

I think I remember the list you're on about. Was it for europe as a whole with united 2nd to Real Madrid?

yep that one

OPENROAD

Is it true that man utd are currently not paying any of the interest on there debts.

mike65

Peter nacho Crouch story was on the Guardian podcast. I'm amazed Fulham have not been relocated to Vauxhall or Stockwell by now

Mike.

OPENROAD

mike65 wrote: »

Peter nacho Crouch story was on the Guardian podcast. Mike.

heard that all right what a twat

Charlie

If you combined the debt of United and Chelsea, you would be able to buy every club outside the top 4 :eek:

delija_sever029

How the hell will Hull and Stoke look like next season when they are worth as one middle class player of any club from top 4,hope that doesnt say anything but it sounds Derby will be good comparing to them

LuckyLloyd

delija_sever029 wrote: »

How the hell will Hull and Stoke look like next season when they are worth as one middle class player of any club from top 4,hope that doesnt say anything but it sounds Derby will be good comparing to them

They'll get beat a lot.

King John V

It'll be a tough learning curve for the promoted sides. Even with the boost in television viewership payments to the club they'll hardly be able to attract much quality.