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[Tuscans]

Chris Heck, Aston Villa president of business operations, said in a video interview, expects revenue for the 2024-25 season to fall between £360 million and £370 million.

£400m is his target isn't it?

By 2027 he was looking to reach that figure yeah.

[Percy McCarthy]

Chris Heck, Aston Villa president of business operations, said in a video interview, expects revenue for the 2024-25 season to fall between £360 million and £370 million.

£400m is his target isn't it?

By 2027 he was looking to reach that figure yeah.

Let’s not forget who is chiefly responsible though. Unai Emery.

[Garyth]

Chris Heck, Aston Villa president of business operations, said in a video interview, expects revenue for the 2024-25 season to fall between £360 million and £370 million.

£400m is his target isn't it?

By 2027 he was looking to reach that figure yeah.

I wonder if we get reach that target, if he eases off on the price gouging somewhat - or uses it as a rationale [ie. 'it worked, lets do it more'] to push even harder.

I bet it only goes one way.

[edgysatsuma89]

Chris Heck, Aston Villa president of business operations, said in a video interview, expects revenue for the 2024-25 season to fall between £360 million and £370 million.

£400m is his target isn't it?

By 2027 he was looking to reach that figure yeah.

I wonder if we get reach that target, if he eases off on the price gouging somewhat - or uses it as a rationale [ie. 'it worked, lets do it more'] to push even harder.

I bet it only goes one way.

Good luck to him if we don't have European football next season.

[rob_bridge]

Chris Heck, Aston Villa president of business operations, said in a video interview, expects revenue for the 2024-25 season to fall between £360 million and £370 million.

£400m is his target isn't it?

By 2027 he was looking to reach that figure yeah.

Let’s not forget who is chiefly responsible though. Unai Emery.

Heck's predecessor hired him. So maybe Purslow deserves some credit.

[Sexual Ealing]

No thanks.

[PeterWithesShin]

Nassef hired Unai, he also hired Heck.

[London Villan]

It will be a big ask to hit that figure if we aren't back in the CL next season.

[tomd2103]

It will be a big ask to hit that figure if we aren't back in the CL next season.

Yep, was thinking the same.  Given some of the figures I've seen being mentioned for our Champions League involvement, there will be a sizeable hole in the income if we don't make it into the competition again won't there? 

[DB]

We may well be Newcastle a year or so ago. Miss out on CL, have a better (next) season without added games and hopefully get CL football.

[London Villan]

Does the FFP £400 include player sales too - as we probably won't be selling two more players for £60m+ next season.

[Brazilian Villain]

Chris Heck, Aston Villa president of business operations, said in a video interview, expects revenue for the 2024-25 season to fall between £360 million and £370 million.

https://www.sportico.com/leagues/soccer/2025/aston-villa-champions-league-revenue-1234841606/

[PeterWithe]

Chris Heck, Aston Villa president of business operations, said in a video interview, expects revenue for the 2024-25 season to fall between £360 million and £370 million.

https://www.sportico.com/leagues/soccer/2025/aston-villa-champions-league-revenue-1234841606/

That states the ST waiting list is at 42k, they've got that mixed up with capacity haven't they?

Wonder if the financial results will be the catalyst for any VP news?

[Drummond]

Chris Heck, Aston Villa president of business operations, said in a video interview, expects revenue for the 2024-25 season to fall between £360 million and £370 million.

https://www.sportico.com/leagues/soccer/2025/aston-villa-champions-league-revenue-1234841606/

That states the ST waiting list is at 42k, they've got that mixed up with capacity haven't they?

Wonder if the financial results will be the catalyst for any VP news?

They must have, there's no such thing as a waiting list is there?

[Villatillidie25]

yeah, i'm on it. i vaguely remember it being in the 20k region and suspect it's grown since then so 30-40k doesn't surprise me but i would imagine lots of those wouldn't actually get a season ticket if they were offered one.

the stat that surprised me most was the increase in matchday revenue - it's nearly doubled while the capacity has actually shrunk slightly.