West Ham is likely to publish a turnover of £365m for last season thanks to a good European run, a ninth-place finish in the Premier League and the sale of Declan Rice in this financial year which finishes at the end of May each year. The financial results could be published as early as December this year.
Last season West Ham booked a full £100m profit on Declan Rice as he was sold to Arsenal on 15th July last year six weeks after last year’s Hammers’ financial year-end.
In a twist of fate, sales are recorded in the single financial year they are sold in the accounts, unlike incoming transfers which are spread over the life of the contract.
West Ham is likely to earn £148m from Premier League TV money this season with an Equal share of £91.7m, TV facility fees: of £19.2m, and merit payment of £37.4m with the Hammers finishing ninth in the Premier League table.
Add to this an estimated £23.5m earned from the Europa League prize money in a cup run to the quarter-finals.
Ticket match day revenue is likely to reach £45m plus commercial/sponsorship of another £35m revenue plus retail sales of around £13.5m
That would create a record turnover for this season of around £365m way above the £253m recorded two seasons ago.