IN the latest Super League accounts posted on Companies House, there is evidence of increasing losses across the competition.
Salford Red Devils, whose position as a club is under threat with an HMRC winding-up order, lost a huge £1,374,641 in the accounts leading up to November 2024, with overall losses approaching £5.5million.
Incredibly, those losses are not the most posted by a top-flight side, with St Helens’ loss standing at a gargantuan £1,921,553 and Leeds Rhinos’ at £1,443,433.
Hull KR aren’t too far behind either with losses of £1,327,065 whilst Huddersfield Giants’, Castleford Tigers’ and Hull FC’s losses slightly dip below the £1m mark at £918,846, £891,691 and £872,752 respectively.
Way down the list in terms of losses are Warrington Wolves with just £163,537 whilst Leigh Leopards, incredible, made a £386,880 profit.
All Super League clubs’ financial outlook from November 2023-November 2024:
Castleford Tigers: £891,691 loss
Huddersfield Giants: £918,846 loss
Hull FC: £872,752 loss
Hull KR: £1,327,065 loss
Leeds Rhinos: £1,443,433 loss
Leigh Leopards: £386,880 profit
Salford Red Devils: £1,374,641 loss
St Helens: £1,921,533 loss
Warrington Wolves: £163,537 loss`