How much can Bromley spend under SCR?

Bromley has a guaranteed SCR spending limit of £2.6m — 50% of estimated football revenue of £5.3m.

What is Bromley's SCR headroom?

Bromley's estimated SCR headroom is −£243k — the difference between their 50% limit of £2.6m and their estimated £2.9m squad cost. Squad cost is 54.6% of revenue, which is Balanced.

League One SCMP

How much can Bromley spend?

Under the EFL's Salary Cost Management Protocol (SCMP) rules, Bromley have a guaranteed spending limit of £2.6m — 50% of estimated football revenue of £5.3m. Against their estimated squad cost that is £243k short.

Bromley: the SCR breakdown

Estimated revenue (football) reported £5.3m
50% SCR limit £2.6m
Estimated squad cost estimated £2.9m
Headroom vs 50% limit −£243k

Balanced - squad cost is 54.6% of revenue

What this means

On these estimates, Bromley are spending above the 50% Green Threshold but within reach of it - the kind of position the owner top-up allowance is designed to cover. Manageable, but not unlimited.

League One clubs are governed by SCMP, a wage-to-turnover cap, not SCR. The figures above run the club through the same calculator at the 50% SCMP threshold for comparability; the League One page shows the club's SCMP ratio and threshold directly.

Note on this club's figures. Revenue is the audited turnover of Bromley F.C. (95) Limited (Companies House 03060560) for the year ended 31 December 2024: £5,270,076 (2023: £3,982,260), from the small-company FRS 102 Section 1A accounts filed 25 September 2025 (scanned PDF, figures read via OCR). A full P&L is included despite the small-company filing. Caveat: this is a CALENDAR-year figure straddling the second half of the 2023/24 National League season and the first half of the 2024/25 League Two season, so it understates a full League Two year and materially understates the 2026/27 League One revenue base. The club extended its accounting period (AA01 filed 3 November 2025) so the next accounts run 18 months to 30 June 2026 and are not due until 31 March 2027; no 2025 or 2025/26 accounts exist. Other 2024 figures: operating loss £1,064,358, loss before tax £1,094,647, net liabilities £5,612,117, 139 average employees; the company is funded by a loan facility from R Stanton Gleaves UK Limited repayable only when the club can repay (going-concern note). Staff costs are not disclosed in the Section 1A accounts. Wage bill is the Salarysport estimate for the 2026/27 League One squad: £2,878,200 annual / £55,350 weekly across 51 priced players (highest earner Damola Ajayi, £8,400/wk); Capology's last visible figure was £2,776,800 (£53,400/wk) for the 2024/25 League Two season, which corroborates the scale (Capology's current pages returned 403 and could not be read). Ratio = 2,878,200 / 5,270,076 = 0.546, above the 50% line on this stale denominator, but SCMP is assessed against projected 2026/27 turnover, which will be well above the 2024 calendar-year figure (full League One season, higher central distributions, larger gates), and owner equity injections count at 50p per £1, so the club is most likely within the cap. Flagged within_but_watch because the only reported revenue base is two divisions and two years out of date.
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Figures are illustrative estimates from published accounts, named analyst estimates and public reporting, not official SCR submissions. SCR uses adjusted football revenue, which differs from headline turnover. Last reviewed 2026-09-03. Full rules explainer →