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EconomicsSpainTier 4

The money in Segunda Federación

What it takes to play in Segunda Federación, what it pays, and how its clubs do.

Central money per club
up to €120k
Federation aid, 2026-27maximum
Typical staff costs
€881k
wages and social charges, median of 16 clubs
Typical club revenue
€555k
median of 16 clubs' latest accounts at this tier
Typical club result
−€411k
median of 16 clubs' latest accounts at this tier

What it takes to play here

The 2026-27 rules from the league’s and federation’s own regulations, sorted by when they cost money.

Guarantees, every season

Collateral posted each season. Not spent unless called; the cost is the bank's fee or the cash tied up.

  • Supplementary guarantee: guarantee on Comisión Mixta debts25% to 55% of the recognised debtclubs with Comisión Mixta resolutions in the previous three seasons. Source: Real Federación Española de Fútbol
Conditions, pay, squad, ground and reporting rules 10

Squad

Ground

Reporting and other rules

Money in from the league and federation

Central payments to the division’s clubs, the latest season first. A maximum is the most a club can get, not what it received.

Federation aidmaximumup to €120k per club2026-27, paid by RFEF, €7.72m in all. Professionalisation €4.97m (up to €70,000 a club: €40,000 fixed, €50,000 with media requirements, up to €10,000 for an audit with a clean opinion, €10,000 variable), travel €798,000 (€1/km), youth €1.95m (€30,000 fixed + €10,000–20,000 by licences). perClub.max excludes travel.Earlier: 2025-26 €21.7m in all.Sources: Real Federación Española de Fútbol, Real Federación Española de Fútbol
Copa and coordination aidmaximum€4.69m in all2026-27, paid by RFEF. Cláusula IX: Copa del Rey first-round participation €1.26m (€35,000 home, €45,000 away), travel €714,000 (€1/km), youth €1.6m (€30,000 fixed + €10,000–20,000 by licences), Copa round wins €1.12m (€35,000 each).Source: Real Federación Española de Fútbol
Island travel aidmaximum€2.18m in all2026-27, paid by RFEF. For clubs that travel to or from the islands, Ceuta or Melilla. Travel between the peninsula, the islands, Ceuta and Melilla, and between islands; this tier's share of a €6,709,259.65 call.Source: Real Federación Española de Fútbol
Social security aidmaximum€8.32m in all2025-26, paid by CSD. For clubs and players of Primera and Segunda Federación and the women's Primera División. Covers employer and employee Social Security contributions on players' and coaches' contracts for the season; the RFEF is the collaborating entity.Source: Boletín Oficial del Estado

A typical club here

Each club’s latest published figures, one dot a club, the white mark the median. Only clubs that publish are counted, so the sample may lean towards larger or better-run clubs.

What Segunda Federación clubs earn and spend

Every figure a club or its league publishes, on one scale: what comes in, what goes out on staff, and the caps that limit it. Each lane says what its amounts are; a cap is not money spent.

  • Money in
  • Money out
  • A limit, not money spent
Revenueaccounts · 8 clubs
Staff costsaccounts · 8 clubs

The scale is logarithmic: each step to the right is ten times the one before. Lanes with fewer than six clubs show their dots but no median.

Read as a table
ClubRevenueStaff costs
SD Amorebieta€801k (2022-23)€2.02m (2022-23)
Atlético Sanluqueño CF€804k (2024-25)€938k (2024-25)
CF Intercity€596k (2024-25)€4.06m (2024-25)
Linares Deportivo€865k (2024-25)€975k (2024-25)
Marbella FC€2.35m (2024-25)€2.31m (2024-25)
UE Olot€387k (2023-24)€457k (2023-24)
Ourense CF€1.44m (2024-25)€1.60m (2024-25)
Terrassa FC€303k (2023-24)€749k (2023-24)

7 of 8 clubs here lost money in their latest accounts

Each club's net result, profit to the right of zero and loss to the left.

  • Lost money
  • Broke even or made a profit
Net result8 clubs

Segunda Federación against the tiers around it

Each club's revenue in its latest accounts, at the tier it played that season. Segunda Federación is marked; the tiers above and below are shown for comparison.

Segunda DivisiónTier 2 · 16 clubs
Primera FederaciónTier 3 · 18 clubs
Segunda FederaciónTier 4 · 8 clubs
Tercera FederaciónTier 5 · 4 clubs

The scale is logarithmic. Revenue excludes player sales.

Club by club

Each club’s latest published figures, largest first, with the season they cover. Figures compare only within the tier a club played in that season.

  • Revenue
  • Staff costs