Deloitte: Soccer revenues across Europe jump 10% to €27.6bn despite Covid    

Separately, the Glazer family would consider selling a minority stake in Manchester United, as pressure mounts on their ownership, it has emerged
Bloomberg also reported the Glazer family would consider selling a minority stake in Manchester United, as pressure mounts on their ownership. Photo: John Walton/PA Wire

Bloomberg also reported the Glazer family would consider selling a minority stake in Manchester United, as pressure mounts on their ownership. Photo: John Walton/PA Wire

European soccer revenues grew by 10% in the 2020-21 season despite most an almost total lack of supporters in stadiums, according to the Deloitte annual survey of the sport's finances. 

The season was like no other with the Covid-19 pandemic curtailing virtually all matchday income, but Deloitte's Annual Review of Football Finance showed the industry had held up across the continent with total revenues of €27.6bn.

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