Projected Deficit of 15.3bn/- for Young Africans SC

TLDR

• Overall revenue is projected at 20.7bn/-, compared with 29.4bn/- recorded in 2025/26.
• The club also expects to increase spending on match logistics, travel and food by 15 per cent to 5.75bn/-, while training camp costs are projected to rise by 10 per cent to 822m/-.
• Yanga’s sponsorship and advertising income is forecast to grow by 10 per cent to 13.4bn/-, while revenue from winning prizes is projected to rise by 20 per cent to 3.4bn/-.
• The club’s financial plan therefore projects a deficit of 15.3bn/-, although the main focus of the new budget is increased investment in the squad and the club’s operations.
• DAR ES SALAAM: YOUNG Africans SC have re-elected Hersi Said (pictured) as president for another four-year term as the club prepares to significantly increase spending on its playing squad.