Here are some financial fact sheets that were requested for a few more international football clubs. Latest available figures are from the 2018/19 season. This thread includes #Atalanta, #Lazio, #SSCNapoli, #Atleti, #WeAreSevilla and #TeamOL
#Atalanta revenue up to €147m, including €31m from Europe (2020 accounts only up to 31 Dec 2019, so don’t include all CL money). Business model very reliant on player trading. Wage bill only €69m with lowest wages to turnover of 47% in Serie A. Second highest profit in Italy. 
#Lazio swung from profit to loss in 2019, due to lower profit on player sales. 6th highest in Italy for revenue €124m and wages €86m. Operating loss has widened to €30m, financed by growing debt, up to €60m (6th highest in Italy). Lost shirt sponsor due to anti-gambling law.
#SSCNapoli revenue up 17% to €217m, 5th highest in Italy, mainly from new Champions League deal. Wages up to €135m. Operating loss of €35m offset by €83m profit from player sales led to €48m pre-tax profit, the best in Serie A. No financial debt, high €105m cash balance.
#Atleti have been profitable for last 7 years, fuelled by player trading and Champions League money. Operating loss of €25m in 2019 offset by €86m profit from player sales, but €28m interest (on €224m debt to fund new stadium) meant €34m pre-tax profit. Wages up to €242m.
#WeAreSevilla revenue fell 14% to €142m in 2019, as they participated in Europa League compared to Champions League prior season. Wage bill cut in line to €104m, but 73% wages to turnover. Operating loss €46m offset by €48m profit on player sales to give €3m pre-tax profit.
#TeamOL revenue shot up 35% to €221m, mainly due to Champions League, but still €55m operating loss. Posted €8m pre-tax profit, thanks to €77m profit from player sales. Paid €14m interest on €222m debt (to finance new stadium). Lucrative new Emirates shirt sponsorship.
