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Olympique Lyonnais (@OL) have published their 2025-26 accounts, the year of the rescue.
Staff costs cut by 36%, net loss down from €201.1m to €87.1m, fourth in Ligue 1.
But equity is −€248.3m and Ballnomics net debt is €533.3m.
Ballnomics score: 12/100, down from 15 🧵
The debt remains. Gross debt is €617.3m: €298.4m of stadium bonds at 5.83%, €74.0m of bank loans, €31.0m from Olympe Bidco and €213.8m owed on transfers, incl. €97.0m to Botafogo's factoring firms, which Lyon disputes.
Debt service is deferred to end-2027.
Enterprise value €311m against €533m of net debt: on our model, equity value is negative (−€222m). Kang's $30m buys an option on the recovery.
Outlook stable: third in Ligue 1 after nine games and in the Europa League league phase.
Full report: ballnomics.com/en/clubs/lyon
PSV (@PSV) have published their 2025-26 accounts: a third straight Eredivisie title, a €6.6m profit and record equity of €54.6m.
But without Champions League knockout football, recurring EBITDA halved, from €27.9m to €13.7m.
Ballnomics score: 65/100, down from 73 🧵
PSV reinvests almost everything it sells: €94.2m invested in players in 2025-26, a record.
Net debt rose to €60.5m, mostly deferred transfer fees: €80.8m owed vs €54.5m receivable. Cash: €11.1m. Financial debt is €45m of partner loans at 1.5%.
Next: a Philips Stadion expansion of around €400m (2.5x revenue, 7.3x equity). PSV is talking to investors and expects a final plan by end-2026.
Outlook stable: Champions League again in 2026-27, and Saibari sold to Bayern for €50m.
Full report: ballnomics.com/en/clubs/psv-…
Boca (@BocaJrsOficial) aprobó sus cuentas 2025-26. Declara un superávit de $15.519 millones; con nuestros criterios homogéneos, que llevan a gasto el coste de la cantera como en Europa, son $9.000 millones.
Nota Ballnomics: 78,8/100, 7.º de 182 clubes. Lo que hay detrás 🧵
El balance: sin deuda financiera y con un patrimonio del 80 % del activo.
El punto débil es la caja: bajó de $19.000 a $5.600 millones tras invertir unos $31.000 millones en obras en el estadio, Casa Amarilla y Ezeiza. Liquidez: 39/100 en nuestra nota.
Lo que viene: ampliar la Bombonera a más de 80.000. Estimamos que sumaría US$8-17M al año, sobre todo por palcos y plateas.
Para pagarla sin deuda: las ventas de Zeballos, Benítez y Saracchi y la final de la Sudamericana (hasta US$12,6 M).
ballnomics.com/es/clubes/boc…
Boca (@BocaJrsOficial) ganó el Superclásico 1-0 a River (@CARPoficial) en la Bombonera. ¿Y en las cuentas?
Con su balance 2025-26 cargado, Boca es el 7.º club con mejor salud financiera de los 182 que analizamos (78,8/100). River, el 16.º (74,7).
Los números, en un hilo 🧵
¿Cuánto valen? En nuestra valoración, River 374 M€ y Boca 297 M€.
Las plantillas, parejas: 150 M€ y 143 M€. El gol del domingo lo hizo Lautaro Di Lollo, 22 años y 10,5 M€ de valor Ballnomics.
