Exeter City Football Club will receive £240,000 from the Supporters' Trust for the 2026-27 season.
The Trust, which owns the club, has more than doubled its financial contribution. The increased funding is a significant step forward for the club. The Trust gave City £112,000 last season and loaned the club over £600,000 to ease financial pressures.
Why it matters for Exeter City Football Club
The funding boost is key for the club after relegation to League Two. New manager Matt Taylor warned that Exeter will have one of the lowest budgets in League Two next season. | Stat | Value | | Funding for 2026-27 season | £240,000 | | Funding for 2025-26 season | £112,000 |
The club will look to strengthen its squad and improve its financial situation. The Supporters' Trust has been instrumental in helping the club since taking control in 2003. Exeter City Football Club has won promotion from the National League to the English Football League (EFL) since then.
