Swansea’s squad in the summer of 2023 was the main reason for the participation in work expenditures, which rose to £47m in the last fiscal year.
The club says they “increase” in the squad in the fiscal year, which is under review, with the cost of getting a £6m record.
right-wing defender Josh Ki, Jerry Witts, Micola Kuharivic, Christian Pedersen, leftist and Josh Tymoon defender were among the players who were admitted by Swansea, after Michael Daff replaced Russell Martin as president.
The figures also include the January 1,024 transfer, during which Swansea signed Plachetta Plachetta from Norwich, Ronald from Gremeo Anapolis and Charles Sago Junior from Arsenal.
Swansea’s latest accounts, which have not yet been fully published on companies’ homes – in November last year will not include the seizure of the club, including Andy Coleman, Brett Cravat, Nigel Morris and Jason Cohen.
“The board admits that while the size of the operation is the product of a very competitive environment in the EFL, the club will continue to pay attention to the efficiency of working for the most sources that can be invested in the first team,” the club said in a statement.
“There are many and developing stadium management expenses and two training facilities,” he said.
“In the absence of any prospects for a redistribution agreement between the Premier League and the Premier League, the club will continue to rely on the support of its ownership group as the main source of budget,” he said.
Daf was sidelined in the middle of 2023-24, and in January 2024, Luke Williams was appointed president.
But Williams took more than a year in the role, Alan Shihan, the current chief of Swankan, claimed responsibility for the current season.