CEREZO OSAKA · FINANCES
Cerezo Osaka finances and accounts
Cerezo Osaka turned over $38.9m in 2025 and paid $15.9m in staff costs, which is 41% of everything the club earned.
REVENUE $38.9m
PAYROLL $15.9m
SALARIES TO REVENUE41%
PRE-TAX RESULT $211k
Revenue by season
What Cerezo Osaka turned over in each year we hold accounts for.
£12m 05
£11m 06
£10m 07
£9.8m 08
£11m 09
£13m 10
£13m 11
£13m 12
£16m 13
£19m 14
£14m 15
£15m 16
£20m 17
£20m 18
£19m 19
£15m 20
£19m 21
£21m 22
£25m 23
£27m 24
£29m 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 | $38,918,880$38.9m | $36,748,404$36.7m | $33,121,872$33.1m | $28,685,664$28.7m | $25,433,352$25.4m | $19,833,660$19.8m | $25,759,944$25.8m | $26,338,284$26.3m | $27,052,704$27.1m | $20,466,432$20.5m | $18,452,448$18.5m | $25,657,884$25.7m | $21,861,252$21.9m | $17,812,872$17.8m | $17,193,708$17.2m | $17,377,416$17.4m | $15,247,764$15.2m | $13,199,760$13.2m | $14,057,064$14.1m | $14,342,832$14.3m | $15,724,044$15.7m |
| Matchday | $7,919,856$7.9m | $6,804,000$6.8m | $6,123,600$6.1m | $4,735,584$4.7m | $2,456,244$2.5m | $2,109,240$2.1m | $4,606,308$4.6m | $4,204,872$4.2m | $5,708,556$5.7m | $3,470,040$3.5m | $3,157,056$3.2m | $5,824,224$5.8m | $6,491,016$6.5m | $3,367,980$3.4m | $3,054,996$3.1m | $2,912,112$2.9m | $1,891,512$1.9m | $1,469,664$1.5m | $1,360,800$1.4m | $2,231,712$2.2m | $2,667,168$2.7m |
| Sponsorship | $18,765,432$18.8m | $18,622,548$18.6m | $18,649,764$18.6m | $15,540,336$15.5m | $13,567,176$13.6m | $11,559,996$11.6m | $11,614,428$11.6m | $12,151,944$12.2m | $10,886,400$10.9m | $11,825,352$11.8m | $10,240,020$10.2m | $10,280,844$10.3m | $10,199,196$10.2m | $7,620,480$7.6m | $9,260,244$9.3m | $8,722,728$8.7m | $8,518,608$8.5m | $8,797,572$8.8m | $7,498,008$7.5m | $7,899,444$7.9m | $7,552,440$7.6m |
| League distributions | $1,945,944$1.9m | $2,170,476$2.2m | $1,905,120$1.9m | $2,762,424$2.8m | $3,388,392$3.4m | $2,680,776$2.7m | $3,259,116$3.3m | $3,769,416$3.8m | $3,129,840$3.1m | $694,008$694k | $741,636$742k | $1,578,528$1.6m | $1,496,880$1.5m | $1,551,312$1.6m | $1,517,292$1.5m | $1,973,160$2m | $830,088$830k | $721,224$721k | $741,636$742k | $1,646,568$1.6m | $2,810,052$2.8m |
| Other revenue | $10,287,648$10.3m | $9,151,380$9.2m | $6,443,388$6.4m | $5,647,320$5.6m | $6,021,540$6m | $3,483,648$3.5m | $6,280,092$6.3m | $6,212,052$6.2m | $7,327,908$7.3m | $4,477,032$4.5m | $4,313,736$4.3m | $7,974,288$8m | $3,674,160$3.7m | $5,273,100$5.3m | $3,361,176$3.4m | $3,769,416$3.8m | $4,007,556$4m | $2,211,300$2.2m | $4,456,620$4.5m | $2,565,108$2.6m | $2,694,384$2.7m |
| First-team staff costs | $15,948,576$15.9m | $12,417,300$12.4m | $13,676,040$13.7m | $13,900,572$13.9m | $16,662,996$16.7m | $13,744,080$13.7m | $16,370,424$16.4m | $15,880,536$15.9m | $15,880,536$15.9m | $10,165,176$10.2m | $10,362,492$10.4m | $11,430,720$11.4m | $8,246,448$8.2m | $6,593,076$6.6m | $8,062,740$8.1m | $8,852,004$8.9m | $7,382,340$7.4m | $5,606,496$5.6m | $6,048,756$6m | $7,824,600$7.8m | - |
| Other operating costs | $22,024,548$22m | $22,453,200$22.5m | $16,649,388$16.6m | $13,526,352$13.5m | $13,512,744$13.5m | $10,607,436$10.6m | $12,635,028$12.6m | $12,539,772$12.5m | $12,988,836$13m | $10,131,156$10.1m | $11,376,288$11.4m | $14,825,916$14.8m | $13,533,156$13.5m | $10,729,908$10.7m | $9,423,540$9.4m | $8,348,508$8.3m | $8,396,136$8.4m | $7,994,700$8m | $7,865,424$7.9m | $7,947,072$7.9m | - |
| Operating result | $945,756$946k | $1,877,904$1.9m | $2,796,444$2.8m | $1,258,740$1.3m | -$4,742,388$4.7m | -$4,517,856$4.5m | -$3,245,508$3.2m | -$2,082,024$2.1m | -$1,816,668$1.8m | $170,100$170k | -$3,286,332$3.3m | -$598,752$599k | $81,648$82k | $489,888$490k | -$292,572$293k | $176,904$177k | -$530,712$531k | -$401,436$401k | $142,884$143k | -$1,428,840$1.4m | $190,512$191k |
| Pre-tax result | $210,924$211k | $2,116,044$2.1m | $2,742,012$2.7m | $591,948$592k | -$2,823,660$2.8m | -$5,450,004$5.5m | -$1,925,532$1.9m | $27,216$27k | $61,236$61k | $81,648$82k | $129,276$129k | -$612,360$612k | $54,432$54k | $428,652$429k | -$367,416$367k | - | - | - | - | - | - |
| Salaries 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 $38,918,880 in 2025.
What the payroll 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 $15.9m against $38.9m 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 $38.9m in 2025.
What is the Cerezo Osaka payroll?
Cerezo Osaka paid $15.9m in staff costs in 2025, which is 41% of revenue.
Do Cerezo Osaka make a profit?
Cerezo Osaka made a pre-tax profit of $211k in 2025.