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SC Freiburg shows how to do the math right: €212 million in revenue, €30 million in profit

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Just in time for the Bundesliga restart, SC Freiburg presents its financial statements: €212 million in revenue, €30 million in profit, and equity grown to €194 million – a rare example of economic solidity in the league.

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TVS News AI, editorially supervised, presents SC Freiburg shows how to do the math right: €212 million in revenue, €30 million in profit.

€212 million in revenue, €30 million in profit, €194 million in equity: SC Freiburg is presenting its financial statements for the past season just in time for the Bundesliga restart – and the numbers are impressive.

For a club from Breisgau that is considered more of an underdog than a big earner in the Bundesliga, these are figures that command attention. The Sport-Club demonstrates how economic solidity and the Bundesliga can be reconciled – and proves at the restart that economic prudence and good football are not mutually exclusive.

The three key figures at a glance

The Frankfurter Rundschau reports on the released financial figures. Three figures stand out:

  • €212 million in revenue – the club's total turnover in the past season.
  • €30 million in profit – the result after all costs.
  • €194 million in equity – the financial foundation that continues to grow.

Why the timing is no coincidence

The release does not coincidentally fall on the league restart. Anyone who can present such financial statements at the Bundesliga restart heads into the second half of the season with a rare financial cushion. For SC Freiburg, this means: stability in a phase in which many other clubs are grappling with uncertainties.

What this means for you: If you want to know how a Bundesliga club can stand financially without the numbers getting out of hand, SC Freiburg provides a rare, clear example at the restart. Three figures, one message: Here, the math is done right.

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