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The information published in the Codel system shows that in the first four months of its financial year (July 1 to October 22, 1405), Persepolis made more money from fan donations than from ticket sales. 4 billion tomans against more than 71 billion tomans. Something close to 20 times. According to Persepolis' statement, more than 18 billion 600 million Omanis were donated by fans in October alone. The fact that the Persepolis games are not held at the Azadi Stadium, where the Red Devils host their opponents, practically results in almost zero revenue for Persepolis, one of the most popular football clubs in Asia, from ticket sales. In the last three seasons of Iranian football, Persepolis and Estegalal played most of their matches at the Kala Hassan Khan Stadium, which has a much lower capacity than the Azadi Stadium and even Takhti. In this report it is also announced that Persepolis was able to make money from its brand only in October 1405. A figure that is more than 170 billion tomans. The total income of Persepolis in the first four months of the fiscal year reaches 278 billion tomans.

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The information published in the Codel system shows that in the first four months of its financial year (July 1 to October 22, 1405), Persepolis made more money from fan donations than from ticket sales. 4 billion tomans against more than 71 billion tomans. Something close to 20 times. According to Persepolis' statement, more than 18 billion 600 million Omanis were donated by fans in October alone. The fact that the Persepolis games are not held at the Azadi Stadium, where the Red Devils host their opponents, practically results in almost zero revenue for Persepolis, one of the most popular football clubs in Asia, from ticket sales. In the last three seasons of Iranian football, Persepolis and Estegalal played most of their matches at the Kala Hassan Khan Stadium, which has a much lower capacity than the Azadi Stadium and even Takhti. In this report it is also announced that Persepolis was able to make money from its brand only in October 1405. A figure that is more than 170 billion tomans. The total income of Persepolis in the first four months of the fiscal year reaches 278 billion tomans.

The information published in the Codel system shows that in the first four months of its financial year (July 1 to October 22, 1405), Persepolis made more money from fan donations than from ticket sales. 4 billion tomans against more than 71 billion tomans. Something close to 20 times. According to Persepolis' statement, more than 18 billion 600 million Omanis were donated by fans in October alone. The fact that the Persepolis games are not held at the Azadi Stadium, where the Red Devils host their opponents, practically results in almost zero revenue for Persepolis, one of the most popular football clubs in Asia, from ticket sales. In the last three seasons of Iranian football, Persepolis and Estegalal played most of their matches at the Kala Hassan Khan Stadium, which has a much lower capacity than the Azadi Stadium and even Takhti. In this report it is also announced that Persepolis was able to make money from its brand only in October 1405. A figure that is more than 170 billion tomans. The total income of Persepolis in the first four months of the fiscal year reaches 278 billion tomans.

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