Barcelona announce record revenues for 2015-16
LaLiga champions Barcelona turned in record revenues of €679million and a €29m profit after tax for the 2015-16 season.
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Barcelona returned record revenues of €679million during 2015-16, according to the club's financial results for the season.
The LaLiga champions released the figures on Monday, with the overall revenue mark "representing a substantial increase of the figure originally budgeted for this area".
Barca returned a net profit of €29m after tax and believe they are on course to hit the marks of a strategic plan that targets revenue of €1billion in 2021.
FC Barcelona close the 2015/16 season with record revenues of 679 million euros: July 25, 2016
The strategic plan includes the "Espai Barca" renovation project for Camp Nou and its surrounding area.
Barcelona also announced the board have approved a one-year extension of their deal with main sponsor Qatar Airways.
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