CEREZO OSAKA · FINANCES
Cerezo Osaka finances and accounts
Cerezo Osaka turned over £29m in 2025 and paid £12m in staff costs, which is 41% of everything the club earned.
REVENUE £29m
WAGE BILL £12m
WAGES TO REVENUE41%
PRE-TAX RESULT £156k
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 | £28,828,800£28.8m | £27,221,040£27.2m | £24,534,720£24.5m | £21,248,640£21.2m | £18,839,520£18.8m | £14,691,600£14.7m | £19,081,440£19.1m | £19,509,840£19.5m | £20,039,040£20.0m | £15,160,320£15.2m | £13,668,480£13.7m | £19,005,840£19.0m | £16,193,520£16.2m | £13,194,720£13.2m | £12,736,080£12.7m | £12,872,160£12.9m | £11,294,640£11.3m | £9,777,600£9.8m | £10,412,640£10.4m | £10,624,320£10.6m | £11,647,440£11.6m |
| Matchday | £5,866,560£5.9m | £5,040,000£5.0m | £4,536,000£4.5m | £3,507,840£3.5m | £1,819,440£1.8m | £1,562,400£1.6m | £3,412,080£3.4m | £3,114,720£3.1m | £4,228,560£4.2m | £2,570,400£2.6m | £2,338,560£2.3m | £4,314,240£4.3m | £4,808,160£4.8m | £2,494,800£2.5m | £2,262,960£2.3m | £2,157,120£2.2m | £1,401,120£1.4m | £1,088,640£1.1m | £1,008,000£1.0m | £1,653,120£1.7m | £1,975,680£2.0m |
| Sponsorship | £13,900,320£13.9m | £13,794,480£13.8m | £13,814,640£13.8m | £11,511,360£11.5m | £10,049,760£10.0m | £8,562,960£8.6m | £8,603,280£8.6m | £9,001,440£9.0m | £8,064,000£8.1m | £8,759,520£8.8m | £7,585,200£7.6m | £7,615,440£7.6m | £7,554,960£7.6m | £5,644,800£5.6m | £6,859,440£6.9m | £6,461,280£6.5m | £6,310,080£6.3m | £6,516,720£6.5m | £5,554,080£5.6m | £5,851,440£5.9m | £5,594,400£5.6m |
| League distributions | £1,441,440£1.4m | £1,607,760£1.6m | £1,411,200£1.4m | £2,046,240£2.0m | £2,509,920£2.5m | £1,985,760£2.0m | £2,414,160£2.4m | £2,792,160£2.8m | £2,318,400£2.3m | £514,080£514k | £549,360£549k | £1,169,280£1.2m | £1,108,800£1.1m | £1,149,120£1.1m | £1,123,920£1.1m | £1,461,600£1.5m | £614,880£615k | £534,240£534k | £549,360£549k | £1,219,680£1.2m | £2,081,520£2.1m |
| Other revenue | £7,620,480£7.6m | £6,778,800£6.8m | £4,772,880£4.8m | £4,183,200£4.2m | £4,460,400£4.5m | £2,580,480£2.6m | £4,651,920£4.7m | £4,601,520£4.6m | £5,428,080£5.4m | £3,316,320£3.3m | £3,195,360£3.2m | £5,906,880£5.9m | £2,721,600£2.7m | £3,906,000£3.9m | £2,489,760£2.5m | £2,792,160£2.8m | £2,968,560£3.0m | £1,638,000£1.6m | £3,301,200£3.3m | £1,900,080£1.9m | £1,995,840£2.0m |
| First-team staff costs | £11,813,760£11.8m | £9,198,000£9.2m | £10,130,400£10.1m | £10,296,720£10.3m | £12,342,960£12.3m | £10,180,800£10.2m | £12,126,240£12.1m | £11,763,360£11.8m | £11,763,360£11.8m | £7,529,760£7.5m | £7,675,920£7.7m | £8,467,200£8.5m | £6,108,480£6.1m | £4,883,760£4.9m | £5,972,400£6.0m | £6,557,040£6.6m | £5,468,400£5.5m | £4,152,960£4.2m | £4,480,560£4.5m | £5,796,000£5.8m | - |
| Other operating costs | £16,314,480£16.3m | £16,632,000£16.6m | £12,332,880£12.3m | £10,019,520£10.0m | £10,009,440£10.0m | £7,857,360£7.9m | £9,359,280£9.4m | £9,288,720£9.3m | £9,621,360£9.6m | £7,504,560£7.5m | £8,426,880£8.4m | £10,982,160£11.0m | £10,024,560£10.0m | £7,948,080£7.9m | £6,980,400£7.0m | £6,184,080£6.2m | £6,219,360£6.2m | £5,922,000£5.9m | £5,826,240£5.8m | £5,886,720£5.9m | - |
| Operating result | £700,560£701k | £1,391,040£1.4m | £2,071,440£2.1m | £932,400£932k | -£3,512,880£3.5m | -£3,346,560£3.3m | -£2,404,080£2.4m | -£1,542,240£1.5m | -£1,345,680£1.3m | £126,000£126k | -£2,434,320£2.4m | -£443,520£444k | £60,480£60k | £362,880£363k | -£216,720£217k | £131,040£131k | -£393,120£393k | -£297,360£297k | £105,840£106k | -£1,058,400£1.1m | £141,120£141k |
| Pre-tax result | £156,240£156k | £1,567,440£1.6m | £2,031,120£2.0m | £438,480£438k | -£2,091,600£2.1m | -£4,037,040£4.0m | -£1,426,320£1.4m | £20,160£20k | £45,360£45k | £60,480£60k | £95,760£96k | -£453,600£454k | £40,320£40k | £317,520£318k | -£272,160£272k | - | - | - | - | - | - |
| 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 £28,828,800 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 £12m against £29m 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 £29m in 2025.
What is the Cerezo Osaka wage bill?
Cerezo Osaka paid £12m in staff costs in 2025, which is 41% of revenue.
Do Cerezo Osaka make a profit?
Cerezo Osaka made a pre-tax profit of £156k in 2025.