Aberdeen earned a record £23.6m in their last financial year, boosted by European competition, but reported an £880,000 loss due to falling player sale revenues.
Chairman Dave Cormack noted that despite the £6m drop in player sales affecting profits, the club's wage-to-turnover ratio remains at a healthy 54%, indicating financial sustainability.
The increase in turnover, largely attributed to European football and domestic cup performances, underscores the importance of balancing football-related investments with income from player trading.
The cyclical nature of player sales means that while recent investments appear promising, any substantial financial gains will only be realized in the subsequent financial results.
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