31.10.2025 19:48
According to the Beşiktaş Audit Committee report, the debt of the black-and-white club has risen to 17.7 billion TL. While cash flow has deteriorated at Beşiktaş, the 2025 financial period ended with a loss of 3.79 billion TL.
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The Beşiktaş Audit Committee shared its report for the period of June 1, 2024 - May 31, 2025, with the public.
DEBT 17 BILLION TL
The total liabilities of the club and its subsidiaries have increased by 6% compared to last year, reaching 17 billion 732 million TL. It was stated that the club's current assets could not cover its short-term debts amounting to 8.2 billion TL. Beşiktaş, which closed the 2025 financial period with an operating loss of 3.79 billion TL, noted that its cash flow has been disrupted abnormally and that the increase in debt has occurred at an extraordinary pace.
ANNUAL CASH DEFICIT 155 MILLION EUROS
It was expressed that there was a 75% increase in debt in TL terms and a 53% increase in Euro terms during the specified dates, emphasizing that the estimated annual cash deficit has reached 155 million Euros and has become unmanageable.
60% OF TRANSFER FEES TRANSFERRED TO FUNDS
The additional burden of terminated contracts at Beşiktaş is 13.3 million Euros, and the cost of transfer circulation during Hasan Arat's term is 128.7 million Euros. This figure does not include bonuses, match fees, and taxes. Although there was a clause in the initial contracts for the transfers of Ernest Muçi and Al-Musrati stating 'Non-transferable to Fund', approximately 60% of the transfer fees were pledged to a fund by making an additional contract 20 days later. The figures were 5.9 million Euros for Muçi and 7.3 million Euros for Al Musrati. (Total 13.2 million Euros.)
NO TENDER FOR GRASS AND LIGHTING
It was determined that no tender was held for the roof membrane renewal lighting project and grass field renewal works at Tüpraş Stadium, and that approval was given to the highest bid through the method of obtaining offers. A similar situation was reported for the lighting works.
900 THOUSAND EURO FINE
The club was fined 900 thousand Euros due to transfers and player salary payments made without considering UEFA Club Licensing and Sustainability Regulations. [Sabah]
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