The Santiago Bernabeu, the stronghold of Real Madrid, continues to achieve huge revenues, as its incomes are expected to reach one million euros per day during the 2024 season, equivalent to 354 million euros annually, according to press reports.

The new Bernabeu facilities turned into an integrated economic center that exceeds football, as its revenues in the 2023/2024 season amounted to about 307 million euros, including matches, events, and tourist tours on the field.

Reports indicated that the developments made by Real Madrid made its stadium a global model, which prompted major clubs like Barcelona to rebuild its stadium from scratch, and forced teams like Manchester United and Manchester City to make wide updates in their facilities.

The Bernabeu witnessed the presence of 1.8 million fans during the last season, but the maximum benefit from its full capacity was achieved this season, which contributed to the rise in seasonal ticket revenues to 354 million euros.

The stadium includes about 200 exclusive seats for the dignitaries, where the seasonal subscription price per seat reaches 50 thousand euros, adding about 10 million euros annually to the club's treasury.

Thanks to its recent updates, Real Madrid scored 248 million euros of the stadium's commercial revenue, to become the most profitable club, surpassing European elite clubs, such as Paris Saint -Germain, Barcelona, ​​Atletico Madrid, Manchester United and Bayern Munich.

The returns were not limited to football matches, as Bernabeu hosts concerts, social activities, and even a match in the American National Football League, which may add about 100 million euros annually.

Real Madrid achieves huge profits from the matches, as the revenues of the day of one match reaches 10 million euros, with a total of 248 million euros annually, from La Liga and Champions League matches.

The Bernabeu tourist tours, which attract about 6000 visitors per day, achieve 75 million euros annually from entry fees, which enhances the club's commercial returns.

The Santiago Bernabeu stadium was opened in 1947, and it is located in the luxurious Chamartin region in central Madrid, and in recent years, the club has invested 1.1 billion euros in its development during three loans since 2018, and despite the huge investment volume, but these updates made the Bernabeu one of the most profitable stadiums in The world, thanks to the multiplicity of events it hosts annually.

With this development, Real Madrid continues to strengthen its position as one of the strongest clubs economically, setting new criteria on how to use modern stadiums as profitable investment centers that extend beyond sport.