I would expect our accounts to be much the same, perhaps slightly worse in terms of a loss. I make a crude & unscientific assessment of our position below:
Our Turnover in 2019/2020 was £59m, so we have more or less caught them up in that sense, with them now at £60m Turnover this summer. Quite a contract to 2017 when their's was £101m and ours about £33m.
From our £59m Turnover in 2020 accounts, we will have lost about £12m income from European gate money with no crowds, a significant drop.
Our player spend in 20/21 will be similar to our spend in 19/20, about £10m (Hagi, Roofe, Itten) with similarly almost no player sales income again like 2019/20.
Our retail income should be significantly up from 19/20 based on the initial royalty payment from Castore of £5m and any further profit shares in what must have been one of our most lucrative year of retail sales ever. We also generated about £1m extra from MyGers memberships, and an extra £1 or 2m from Europa League group points awards than the year.
So I would speculate that our turnover for 20/21 may be down to around £55m, with a loss of about £15m.
Looking ahead since June, their sales of Edouard, Christie and Ajer will have funded their summer rebuild along with some profit and they will also benefit from 3 x home Europa League gates they never got least season, so i'd expect them back breaking even next summer.
Same with us, but due to the fact that we have spent zero money on player transfers, but will also benefit from the European full houses to the tune of about £12m.
So based on that, whoever wins the SPFL this season can start the following season confidently with a £30m head start with winners straight into UCL, making this title the biggest since........................................last year!