
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
- Squad size25 licences (maximum)Source: Real Federación Española de Fútbol
- Youth rule: maximum licensed players over 2316 players over 23 (maximum)Source: Real Federación Española de Fútbol
- Professional contracts14 'P' licences (minimum)Source: Real Federación Española de Fútbol
- Non-EU playersno limit for players legally resident in SpainReglamento de Competiciones art. 57.2.a. Source: Real Federación Española de Fútbol
Ground
- Stadium capacity3,000 seatsSource: Real Federación Española de Fútbol
- Floodlights500 luxSource: Real Federación Española de Fútbol
- Pitchnatural or recent artificial grassSource: Real Federación Española de Fútbol
Reporting and other rules
- Budget publicationRequiredReglamento de Control Económico art. 27 and DT 5ª. Source: Real Federación Española de Fútbol
- Economic controlControl Económico IntermedioSource: Real Federación Española de Fútbol
- Budget filed with the RFEFRequiredSource: Real Federación Española de Fútbol
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.
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
Read as a table
| Club | Revenue | Staff 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
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.
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