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Celtic Reports Major Financial Losses After Champions League Exit
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First reported by Sport5 · 10 hours ago
What happened
Celtic Football Club reported a £4.8 million loss for the 2026 fiscal year, with revenues dropping significantly after their Champions League exit. The club's cash reserves also fell considerably due to player spending and reduced European competition income.
- 01Celtic FC reported a £4.8 million loss for the 2026 fiscal year.
- 02Revenue decreased from £143.6 million to £111 million.
- 03Champions League elimination by Maccabi Tel Aviv impacted finances.
- 04Cash reserves fell from £77.3 million to £66.4 million.
- 05Player acquisitions and low sales also contributed to losses.
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