Borussia Dortmund's non-transfer revenue increased by €56m ($63m) YoY to €369.3m for the financial year ending 20 June 2019. The increase in revenues was primarily due to a significant rise in player amortisation of €28m, which is reflected in an increase from €275m (€242m pre-tax and €231m In this year’s filings, excluding player sales, Dortmund saw their revenues increase from €313.3 million (US$350.2 million) by €56 million (US$63 million), a 17.9 per cent rise. However, consolidated revenue including transfers came to €489.5m, a decrease from €536m in 2017/18, while the team's after-tax profits fell from €31.7m to €17.4m, mainly due to a big drop in income from transfers.
Borussia Dortmund's non-transfer revenue increased by €56m ($63m) YoY to €369.3m for the financial year ending 20 June 2019. The increase in revenues was primarily due to a significant rise in player amortisation of €28m, which is reflected in an increase from €275m (€242m pre-tax and €231m However, consolidated revenue including transfers came to €489.5m, a decrease from €536m in 2017/18, while the team's after-tax profits fell from €31.7m to €17.4m, mainly due to a big drop in income from transfers.