CEREZO OSAKA · FINANCES
Cerezo Osaka finances and accounts
Cerezo Osaka turned over AU$55.4m in 2025 and paid AU$22.7m in staff costs, which is 41% of everything the club earned.
REVENUE AU$55.4m
WAGE BILL AU$22.7m
WAGES TO REVENUE41%
PRE-TAX RESULT AU$300k
Revenue by season
What Cerezo Osaka turned over in each year we hold accounts for.
$22m 05
$20m 06
$20m 07
$19m 08
$22m 09
$25m 10
$24m 11
$25m 12
$31m 13
$36m 14
$26m 15
$29m 16
$38m 17
$37m 18
$37m 19
$28m 20
$36m 21
$41m 22
$47m 23
$52m 24
$55m 25
Every measure, season by season
Costs are shown as the amount paid. A dash is a measure Cerezo Osaka does not report on its own.
| MEASURE | 2025 | 2024 | 2023 | 2022 | 2021 | 2020 | 2019 | 2018 | 2017 | 2016 | 2015 | 2014 | 2013 | 2012 | 2011 | 2010 | 2009 | 2008 | 2007 | 2006 | 2005 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue | AU$55,351,296AU$55.4m | AU$52,264,397AU$52.3m | AU$47,106,662AU$47.1m | AU$40,797,389AU$40.8m | AU$36,171,878AU$36.2m | AU$28,207,872AU$28.2m | AU$36,636,365AU$36.6m | AU$37,458,893AU$37.5m | AU$38,474,957AU$38.5m | AU$29,107,814AU$29.1m | AU$26,243,482AU$26.2m | AU$36,491,213AU$36.5m | AU$31,091,558AU$31.1m | AU$25,333,862AU$25.3m | AU$24,453,274AU$24.5m | AU$24,714,547AU$24.7m | AU$21,685,709AU$21.7m | AU$18,772,992AU$18.8m | AU$19,992,269AU$20m | AU$20,398,694AU$20.4m | AU$22,363,085AU$22.4m |
| Matchday | AU$11,263,795AU$11.3m | AU$9,676,800AU$9.7m | AU$8,709,120AU$8.7m | AU$6,735,053AU$6.7m | AU$3,493,325AU$3.5m | AU$2,999,808AU$3m | AU$6,551,194AU$6.6m | AU$5,980,262AU$6m | AU$8,118,835AU$8.1m | AU$4,935,168AU$4.9m | AU$4,490,035AU$4.5m | AU$8,283,341AU$8.3m | AU$9,231,667AU$9.2m | AU$4,790,016AU$4.8m | AU$4,344,883AU$4.3m | AU$4,141,670AU$4.1m | AU$2,690,150AU$2.7m | AU$2,090,189AU$2.1m | AU$1,935,360AU$1.9m | AU$3,173,990AU$3.2m | AU$3,793,306AU$3.8m |
| Sponsorship | AU$26,688,614AU$26.7m | AU$26,485,402AU$26.5m | AU$26,524,109AU$26.5m | AU$22,101,811AU$22.1m | AU$19,295,539AU$19.3m | AU$16,440,883AU$16.4m | AU$16,518,298AU$16.5m | AU$17,282,765AU$17.3m | AU$15,482,880AU$15.5m | AU$16,818,278AU$16.8m | AU$14,563,584AU$14.6m | AU$14,621,645AU$14.6m | AU$14,505,523AU$14.5m | AU$10,838,016AU$10.8m | AU$13,170,125AU$13.2m | AU$12,405,658AU$12.4m | AU$12,115,354AU$12.1m | AU$12,512,102AU$12.5m | AU$10,663,834AU$10.7m | AU$11,234,765AU$11.2m | AU$10,741,248AU$10.7m |
| League distributions | AU$2,767,565AU$2.8m | AU$3,086,899AU$3.1m | AU$2,709,504AU$2.7m | AU$3,928,781AU$3.9m | AU$4,819,046AU$4.8m | AU$3,812,659AU$3.8m | AU$4,635,187AU$4.6m | AU$5,360,947AU$5.4m | AU$4,451,328AU$4.5m | AU$987,034AU$987k | AU$1,054,771AU$1.1m | AU$2,245,018AU$2.2m | AU$2,128,896AU$2.1m | AU$2,206,310AU$2.2m | AU$2,157,926AU$2.2m | AU$2,806,272AU$2.8m | AU$1,180,570AU$1.2m | AU$1,025,741AU$1m | AU$1,054,771AU$1.1m | AU$2,341,786AU$2.3m | AU$3,996,518AU$4m |
| Other revenue | AU$14,631,322AU$14.6m | AU$13,015,296AU$13m | AU$9,163,930AU$9.2m | AU$8,031,744AU$8m | AU$8,563,968AU$8.6m | AU$4,954,522AU$5m | AU$8,931,686AU$8.9m | AU$8,834,918AU$8.8m | AU$10,421,914AU$10.4m | AU$6,367,334AU$6.4m | AU$6,135,091AU$6.1m | AU$11,341,210AU$11.3m | AU$5,225,472AU$5.2m | AU$7,499,520AU$7.5m | AU$4,780,339AU$4.8m | AU$5,360,947AU$5.4m | AU$5,699,635AU$5.7m | AU$3,144,960AU$3.1m | AU$6,338,304AU$6.3m | AU$3,648,154AU$3.6m | AU$3,832,013AU$3.8m |
| First-team staff costs | AU$22,682,419AU$22.7m | AU$17,660,160AU$17.7m | AU$19,450,368AU$19.5m | AU$19,769,702AU$19.8m | AU$23,698,483AU$23.7m | AU$19,547,136AU$19.5m | AU$23,282,381AU$23.3m | AU$22,585,651AU$22.6m | AU$22,585,651AU$22.6m | AU$14,457,139AU$14.5m | AU$14,737,766AU$14.7m | AU$16,257,024AU$16.3m | AU$11,728,282AU$11.7m | AU$9,376,819AU$9.4m | AU$11,467,008AU$11.5m | AU$12,589,517AU$12.6m | AU$10,499,328AU$10.5m | AU$7,973,683AU$8m | AU$8,602,675AU$8.6m | AU$11,128,320AU$11.1m | - |
| Other operating costs | AU$31,323,802AU$31.3m | AU$31,933,440AU$31.9m | AU$23,679,130AU$23.7m | AU$19,237,478AU$19.2m | AU$19,218,125AU$19.2m | AU$15,086,131AU$15.1m | AU$17,969,818AU$18m | AU$17,834,342AU$17.8m | AU$18,473,011AU$18.5m | AU$14,408,755AU$14.4m | AU$16,179,610AU$16.2m | AU$21,085,747AU$21.1m | AU$19,247,155AU$19.2m | AU$15,260,314AU$15.3m | AU$13,402,368AU$13.4m | AU$11,873,434AU$11.9m | AU$11,941,171AU$11.9m | AU$11,370,240AU$11.4m | AU$11,186,381AU$11.2m | AU$11,302,502AU$11.3m | - |
| Operating result | AU$1,345,075AU$1.3m | AU$2,670,797AU$2.7m | AU$3,977,165AU$4m | AU$1,790,208AU$1.8m | -AU$6,744,730AU$6.7m | -AU$6,425,395AU$6.4m | -AU$4,615,834AU$4.6m | -AU$2,961,101AU$3m | -AU$2,583,706AU$2.6m | AU$241,920AU$242k | -AU$4,673,894AU$4.7m | -AU$851,558AU$852k | AU$116,122AU$116k | AU$696,730AU$697k | -AU$416,102AU$416k | AU$251,597AU$252k | -AU$754,790AU$755k | -AU$570,931AU$571k | AU$203,213AU$203k | -AU$2,032,128AU$2m | AU$270,950AU$271k |
| Pre-tax result | AU$299,981AU$300k | AU$3,009,485AU$3m | AU$3,899,750AU$3.9m | AU$841,882AU$842k | -AU$4,015,872AU$4m | -AU$7,751,117AU$7.8m | -AU$2,738,534AU$2.7m | AU$38,707AU$39k | AU$87,091AU$87k | AU$116,122AU$116k | AU$183,859AU$184k | -AU$870,912AU$871k | AU$77,414AU$77k | AU$609,638AU$610k | -AU$522,547AU$523k | - | - | - | - | - | - |
| Wages to revenue | 41% | 33.8% | 41.3% | 48.5% | 65.5% | 69.3% | 63.5% | 60.3% | 58.7% | 49.7% | 56.2% | 44.6% | 37.7% | 37% | 46.9% | 50.9% | 48.4% | 42.5% | 43% | 54.6% | - |
Where the money comes from
How Cerezo Osaka earned AU$55,351,296 in 2025.
What the wage bill covers
This wage bill is the first team only: the players and the coaching staff around them, without the academy or anyone else the club employs. Cerezo Osaka paid AU$22.7m against AU$55.4m of revenue, so 41p of every pound went on first-team pay.
J1 League revenue
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Frequently asked questions
How much revenue do Cerezo Osaka make?
Cerezo Osaka turned over AU$55.4m in 2025.
What is the Cerezo Osaka wage bill?
Cerezo Osaka paid AU$22.7m in staff costs in 2025, which is 41% of revenue.
Do Cerezo Osaka make a profit?
Cerezo Osaka made a pre-tax profit of AU$300k in 2025.