Nottingham Forest smash club-record revenue as official paperwork reveals £32m boost

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(Credit: Imago) Thu 26 March 2026 16:30, UK Nottingham Forest have smashed their club-record revenue after publishing their financial numbers for last season. Forest posted their latest accounts for 2024-25 on Thursday (26 March), showing their revenue increased by £32million from £190m in 2023-24 to £222m.

Forest are in a strong financial position after competing in the Europa League this season, but they still have work to do to confirm their top-flight status for another campaign. 💰 Nottingham Forest Finance Update 💰 Inside the transfer budget, player wages, Evangelos Marinakis’ investment, and PSR developments at the City Ground. The East Midlands side recorded an uplift in commercial revenue, with their figures improving from £30m in 2023-24 to £39m last season.

Elsewhere, Forest recorded a boost in matchday income at the City Ground last season after their gate receipts rose from £14m to £20m. How Nottingham Forest’s losses increased last seasonMarinakis has backed Forest heavily in recent years as he looks to cement their place in the Premier League.