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Feyenoord’s finances swung from record profit to loss in 2025–26, with the club citing a sharp fall in European income.
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According to an ANP report carried by Nieuws.nl, Feyenoord recorded a net loss of €12.6 million for the financial year ended 30 June 2026, reversing the record profit of €23 million it reported a year earlier. The report said the Rotterdam club’s equity fell to €24.7 million, from €37 million the previous year. [1]
ANP also reported that revenue dropped to €115.2 million from €160 million and that Feyenoord recorded an operating loss of €25.7 million, compared with an operating profit of €26 million a year earlier. [1]
Feyenoord described 2025–26 as a financially challenging year and attributed the result to substantially lower European income than in the preceding record season. [1]
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