Djurgarden has published its annual report for 2024 and it was a record year for the club. The revenue landed at 436 million and the profit was 103 million. This is a result of large player sales and the success in the Europa Conference League. Lars-Erik Sjöberg, the chairman, had previously revealed that the club made its best economic result ever last year. Through its website, Djurgarden has published the annual report which shows that the total revenue in the group landed at 436 million. This should be compared to 268 million in 2023. The increase is linked to large player sales and the success in the Europa Conference League. The matches in Europe made the audience revenue increase by 20.8 million to almost 80 million. Djurgarden went totally plus during the year and it was substantial. The result was over 103 million after tax. At the turn of the year, the club's own capital was just over 364 million kronor. In addition, the club has almost 102 million in liquid assets, in the bank. Looking at player sales, Djurgarden made a net profit of a total of 139 million. This is money that the club has the right to after compensation to, for example, agents and previous clubs has been deducted. In the annual report, it appears that Djurgarden paid out a total of 19.2 million to agents in 2024. The transfers that primarily brought in large amounts of money concern the sales of Lucas Bergvall, Samuel Dahl, and Jacob Widell Zetterström. For example, Bergvall, more money is expected, thanks to bonuses in the agreement with Tottenham. Lars-Erik Sjöberg said in the Lundh podcast at the beginning of the year that there are several different bonuses and that the club hopes for two or maybe three steps before the Premier League ends in the spring. In the annual report, it appears that Djurgarden had claims related to player transfers of 111.5 million kronor at the turn of the year. Money that will therefore be paid into the account in the future. The aforementioned chairman, Lars-Erik Sjöberg, also takes up the discussion in the annual report about whether Djurgarden is investing enough in its men's team in Allsvenskan. In 2024, personnel costs amounted to almost 188 million. Compared to 135 million in 2023. Djurgarden also invested just over 47 million kronor in prepaid sign-on compensation to players in 2024.