Euro 2024 helped Scotland a record of £78.72m last year.
The figure rose 21.6 million pounds in 2023, compared with £7.41 million, compared with £2.05 million last year.
In addition, the SFA has benefited from the additional funds of basic institutions and the Scottish government’s temporal initiative, and has obliged £5 million to increase facilities across the country.
The reserves and cash in the banks and hands are named for £16.23 million and 18.1 million pounds (money).
The accounts suggest that the increase in revenue and profits “most of them are related to the revenue that will be achieved in the Euro 2024 Euro 2024 Championship.
Steve Clarkian’s second consecutive match against Switzerland with Switzerland and Hungary is the second consecutive European Championship in Scotland.
The Scots lost to German and Hungarians but drew in the second game with the Swiss.
Scotland women reached the 2025 quarter-finals last year, but after beating Hungary, they failed to play Finland and failed to participate in the final.
Melisa Andrea has recently begun as a new permanent president after Michael McDardel temporarily overseen the team.