I League Clubs Earn Record PLN 360 Million, but Some Face Serious Financial Problems
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Clubs from the second football league in Poland earned a record PLN 360.2 million in the 2025/26 season. This is the best result in the history of these competitions. The money comes from various sources, for example tickets, sponsors and media rights.
Wisła Kraków earned the most money, as it was the leader in terms of revenue. Despite the generally good financial results, the situation of individual clubs is very varied. Many of them have smaller budgets and must plan their expenses carefully.
However, the data on wages is worrying. Seven clubs spent more on salaries for players and staff than their revenues amounted to. This means that such clubs are spending more than they earn and may have difficulty maintaining financial stability.
In summary, the record result of PLN 360.2 million shows a large financial growth of the second league. At the same time, information about seven clubs with wage problems reminds us that not all teams have a stable situation. It will be worth watching how the clubs cope with these challenges in the coming seasons.
Sources: CEO Magazyn
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