Liverpool Football Club made a pre-tax profit of more than £100m following record annual revenues of £455m in the last financial year, the club's latest accounts show.
The club's annual accounts for the financial year to May 31, 2018 show pre-tax profits grew by more than 300 per cent from £40m to £125m, despite a club-record £190m invested in the playing squad.
Liverpool's turnover was up more than £90m on the previous year to £455m, with media revenue increasing by £66m to £220m, commercial revenues rising by £17m to £154m, and match revenue up £7m to £81m.
The majority of the revenue increases are a result of qualification for the Champions League as well as Liverpool's run to the final, which UEFA announced last year had earned the club £72m.