🔻Information released in the Codal system shows that in the first four months of its fiscal year (from Tir 1 to Mehr 30, 1405), Persepolis earned revenue from fans’ contributions rather than from ticket sales; 4 billion tomans versus more than 71 billion tomans. Something close to 20 times.

🔹According to Persepolis Company’s financial statement, more than 18 billion and 600 million tomans of fans’ contributions were only in Mehr.

🔹The point is that the fact that Persepolis’s matches were not held at Azadi Stadium—which is where the red-and-whites host their opponents—has effectively resulted in Persepolis’s ticket-sales revenue being close to zero, despite being one of Asia’s most popular football clubs.

🔹In the past three seasons of Iranian football, Persepolis and Esteghlal have held most of their matches at Qaleh Hasan Khan Stadium, which has a far lower spectator capacity than Azadi Stadium and even Thaney/Takhti Stadium.

🔹This report also states that Persepolis managed to generate income from its brand in Mehr 1405 only. The figure recorded is more than 170 billion tomans.

🔹Total revenue for Persepolis in this period reaches 278 billion tomans.