New England Revolution Net Worth and Valuation
The New England Revolution are a Major League Soccer club based in the Boston area. Their net worth is primarily tied to the franchise valuation set by MLS, which reflects assets such as the team brand, stadium operations, player contracts, and media rights. The club is owned by Robert Kraft, whose broader portfolio also includes the New England Patriots.
Revenue and Financial Performance
Revolution revenue typically comes from league media rights distributions, matchday income, sponsorships, and merchandise. MLS distributes national broadcasting revenue evenly among clubs, while local revenue depends on attendance, corporate partnerships, and stadium operations. The club competes in the Eastern Conference and regularly draws support from the New England region.
Ownership and Business Structure
The Kraft family maintains ownership of the Revolution through New England Sports Ventures. This structure aligns the club with other major sports properties in the region and supports long-term investment in player development and facilities. The team plays at Gillette Stadium, sharing the venue with the NFL's New England Patriots.
Competitive Standing and Fan Base
The Revolution have won one MLS Cup and multiple Eastern Conference titles. A strong local fan base and regional media presence contribute to the club's brand value and commercial opportunities. For current financial details, refer to Forbes valuations and official MLS reports on club finances.
