The Premier League remains in a healthy financial state and clubs have recorded impressive profits despite more and more investment in players; and next season will be no different given the massive influx of TV money coming in.
For the first time since 1999, Premier League clubs have impressively recorded a second consecutive year of aggregate pre-tax profits, generating approximately £120m in 2014/15, according toDeloitte, the business advisory firm.
This is the second highest-ever aggregate pre-tax profit for Premier League clubs, and follows the record-breaking profit of £190m for the 2013/14 season.
In addition, in 2014/15 Premier League clubs recorded combined operating profits (which excludes player trading, net interest charges and the amortisation of player contracts) of more than half a billion pounds.
Despite being lower than the operating profit achieved in the first year of the current broadcast rights deals in 2013/14, this is nevertheless the second highest ever. Of the 20 clubs in the Premier League, 17 recorded an operating profit in 2014/15.
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