Despite a significant increase in revenue for Hungary’s top-tier football league (NB I), clubs have not prioritized building financial reserves. This lack of saving comes despite indications that roughly 20% of current expenditures could be readily reduced. Experts suggest these savings may become necessary as the financial landscape shifts. The situation raises concerns about the long-term financial stability of Hungarian clubs. While income has risen substantially, prudent financial planning appears to have been overlooked. This potentially leaves teams vulnerable to future economic challenges and limits their ability to invest in sustainable growth. The report highlights a disconnect between increased earnings and responsible fiscal management within the league.