Phoenix 2021 Ltd, the company that bought Wigan Athletic from the administrators (don’t think it included the statue) publishes results for Jan-June 2021. Club lost £1.5m but player sales ⬇️ this to £600k #WAFC
Phoenix 2021 had over £1m of cash in the bank at 30 June 2021, mainly due to £3.7m injected into club by shareholders when set up.
Wigan did not have any gate receipts due to Covid. Biggest income source was academy grants followed by Premier League solidarity payments. Wages were £214 for every £100 of income as no ST or matchday revenues.
Phoenix 2021 is controlled by a company in Gibraltar

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Mar 29
Everton publish 2020/21 accounts: 🔑figures
Revenue £193m ⬆️ 4%
Wages £183m ⬆️ 11%
Ave Weekly Wage £85k ⬆️£8k
Operating loss £103m ⬇️ 13%
Player sale profits £13m ⬇️ £27m
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Russian owned Bournemouth publish their 2020/21 accounts. 🔑figures
Revenue £77m ⬇️ 25%
Wages £57m ⬇️47%
Operating loss £33m ⬇️56%
Player sale profits £56m ⬆️143%
Player purchases £7m
Player sales £68m
Loans £165m ⬆️30% #AFCB
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Wages £109m (up 6%)
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Player purchases £31m
Player sales £17m
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