Raja scores goals, wins titles and cash

Raja scores goals, wins titles and cash. In fiscal year 2018-2019, the club recorded a turnover of 106.4 million dirhams. But where does all this money come from?

Raja has published on its website the financial report for the 2018-2019 season. The club recorded a turnover of 106.4 million dirhams, against 63.8 million dirhams last season.
The biggest source of revenue for the Greens is sponsorship. For the 2018/2019 season this represents 32.5 million dirhams, an increase of 13.3 million (69%) compared to the previous season (19.2 million).
Raja's crowning glory in the CAF Cup and African Supercup, as well as his participation in the Arab Cup of Champion Clubs, also brought him a pretty silver bullet.
Jawad Ziyat's club pocketed a total of 26.1 million dirhams. Despite the closure of the Mohammed V complex for several months, ticketing represents the third largest source of revenue for CAN. The gross revenues of the 2018/2019 season games (including subscription cards) increased by 11.8 million dirhams compared to the 2017/2018 season, from 10.2 million to 22 million at the end of June 2019, an increase of 116%.
The FRMF paid the club a total of MAD 4.9 million between league grading premiums (2.7 million including U21 and U17), throne cup semifinal (1 million) and training grant (1.2 million).
The reopening of the school of Raja, allowed him to harvest 1.5 million dirhams. Membership fees reached 3 million, an increase of 1.1 million compared to the previous season 2017 / 2018.If Raja spends a lot of money buying players, it does not succeed. resell them. Last season, only one player transfer was made, namely that of Zouhair El Ouassili to the Moghreb of Tetouan against 900,000 dirhams.
Raja also pocketed a total of 9 million dirhams of grants. The Directorate General of Local Authorities (DGCL) paid him 5 million dirhams, the urban community of Casablanca (CUC) 2 million and the MDJS 2 million.
The Casablancais club, however, did not receive the TV rights premium (MAD 6 million) from the Moroccan Royal Federation. The amount has been allocated by the FRMF to the payment of disputes.