FC Midtjylland has reported a substantial profit of 47 million kroner for the 2025/26 financial year. The result was driven by their Europa League campaign and significant player sales including Oliver Sørensen, Malik Pimpong, and Aral Simsir.
This marks a sharp turnaround after two consecutive years of losses. The club posted a deficit of 40 million kroner in 2024/25 and over 55 million the year before. Club equity has now risen to nearly 350 million kroner. Director Claus Steinlein highlighted the long-term strategy. "With Heartland we have a strong and long-term ownership, which gives us the opportunity to think further ahead than the next financial year," he said.
He added that the club must finance its own ambitions. "European participation, player development, transfers, and commercial business must together generate the income that enables us to continue investing," stated Steinlein. Future sales of players like Han-beom Lee and Dario Osorio will be accounted for next year.
The financial strength comes as the team competes at the top of the Superliga. FC Midtjylland sits second with 19 points from nine games and is unbeaten in its last five matches. Their next fixture is a home game against league leaders FC Copenhagen.
The profit provides a solid foundation for the club's continued sporting and commercial ambitions. The next major challenge is the home match against FC Copenhagen on October 11th.
The report in full is at campo.dk
