Cypriot football clubs release 2025 financial disclosures and agent fees

The Cyprus Football Association has published the 2025 financial statements and agent fee expenditures for all First Division clubs in accordance with UEFA licensing regulations. AEK Larnaca reported a highly profitable year with total revenues reaching 16.76 million euros, driven largely by 8.99 million euros from European competitions and 1.99 million euros from television rights. Additionally, the association disclosed the total payments made to intermediaries, or football agents, by each club during the 2025 calendar year. Pafos FC recorded the highest expenditure on agents at 401,600 euros, followed by Omonia with 278,230 euros and AEL with 210,000 euros. Other clubs reported varied spending, including Aris at 200,000 euros and Anorthosis at 187,124 euros. Conversely, ENY, ENP, and Olympiakos reported zero expenditures for agent services. These disclosures are part of the standard transparency requirements set by UEFA for clubs participating in domestic top-tier leagues.