WSL clubs’ revenues double in season following the Lionesses’ historic Women’s Euros triumph at Wembley

WOMEN’S Super League clubs’ aggregate revenues rose by 50 per cent with teams generating £48million in the season before last (2022-23).

And the collective revenues of top tier sides are expected to rise to £68million next term, according to finance firm Deloitte.

ReutersWSL saw a growth in matchday attendance in the season following the Lionesses winning the 2022 Women’s Euros[/caption] GettyArsenal are among the clubs who have seen a rise in crowd numbers with the club set...