The world's best managed football club, the Munich "Bayern," has achieved a new revenue record. In the 2014-2015 season, the profit (EBIT) of the German giant exceeded 100 million euros for the first time.
The total turnover of the Bavarian football club decreased by 5 million euros and reached 523 million euros.
The net profit of the club amounted to 23.8 million euros - another record for the German champions.
These numbers were achieved despite the fact that this summer "Bayern" acquired Arturo Vidal for 37 million euros, and another 30 million euros for Douglas Costa.
"We can call ourselves the healthiest football club in the world," says one of "Bayern's" group leaders Jan-Christian Dreesen.
"Increasing financial power of the club will allow us to regularly invest in the team's lineup in order to remain among the European football elite. Our principle is maximum sporting success together with financial caution," said J.C. Dreesen.
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