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Relegation Hits Carlisle United Hard: £5.1M Loss Revealed
31 Mar
Summary
- Club lost £5.1 million during the 2024-25 season.
- This season marked the first full year under Piatak family ownership.
- The club suffered a second successive relegation, dropping to National League.
Carlisle United has reported a substantial financial deficit of £5.1 million for the recently concluded 2024-25 season. This period also saw the club suffer relegation from the English Football League.
The latest accounts represent the first full fiscal year since the Piatak family, based in Florida, took over ownership of the club. It was a tumultuous season for Carlisle United, who cycled through three different head coaches.
Ultimately, the team was unable to avoid a second consecutive relegation, finishing 23rd in League Two. This outcome means the club will compete in the National League in the upcoming season.
The club's board acknowledged the difficulties, stating that important foundations have been laid. They affirmed their commitment to investing in people, facilities, hospitality, commercial growth, and community initiatives to build a stronger future for Carlisle United.
