Revealed: Aston Villa could be set to lose millions after plans confirmed

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The reduced capacity is expected to have an impact on Villa’s financial situation next season, but the plans will help improve their revenues in the long term. 💰 Aston Villa Finance Update 💰 Inside the transfer budget, player wages, NSWE investment, and the latest Villa Park stadium expansion news. VISIT THE VILLA FINANCE HUB MORE FOOTBALL INSIDER STORIES How Aston Villa’s matchday revenue could be impacted next seasonVilla posted their accounts for last season earlier this month, showing their revenue improved from £275.7m in 2023-24 to £378.1m in 2024-25, making a new club record.

Villa’s matchday revenue increased from £28m in 2023-24 – when they reached the Conference League semi-finals – to £38.4m last season. Unai Emery’s side are on course to secure Champions League football again for next season, but the redevelopment plans at Villa Park will prevent them from cashing in on gate receipts.

With around 5,000 fewer seats available in 2026-27, Villa’s matchday revenue could drop by close to £5m compared to last season depending on how far they progress in the Champions League. Aston Villa Football Club is today announcing an accelerated timeline for the major North Stand redevelopment at Villa Park.— Aston Villa (@AVFCOfficial) April 21, 2026 View Tweet Meanwhile, Villa are through to the Europa League semi-finals, where they will face Nottingham Forest for a place in the final.