Total Revenue: €420M
Total Wage Bill: €180M
Average Salary: €1.20M
Country: Scotland
Founded: 2013
Number of Clubs: 12
About Scottish Premiership
The Scottish Premiership is the highest professional football league in Scotland and represents the top tier of Scottish football. The league is home to some of the most historic clubs in world football, including Celtic and Rangers.
While smaller than Europe’s “Big Five” leagues, the Scottish Premiership maintains a strong football culture, passionate fanbases and regular participation in UEFA club competitions.
Revenue and Finances
The Scottish Premiership generates an estimated annual revenue of approximately €420 million. Commercial partnerships, broadcasting agreements, ticket sales and UEFA competition income contribute significantly to league revenues.
The league remains one of the most financially successful football competitions outside Europe’s major five leagues.
Club Revenues
Average club revenue within the Scottish Premiership is estimated at €35 million annually, although leading clubs such as Celtic and Rangers generate substantially higher figures.
The league continues to play an important role in the European football ecosystem and remains one of the most recognized domestic competitions outside the largest football markets.