Arsenal forward Bukayo Saka has banked an additional £2 million through his image rights company, BS7 Rights Limited, according to the latest financial accounts. The firm, overseen by his parents Adenike and Hamed, saw its net assets rise from £4,639,704 in 2024 to £6,873,212 in 2025.
Saka's company, which controls the use of his name, likeness, and other personal attributes, reported income of £4.64 million in 2024, up from £2.30 million the previous year. The latest figures show a further £2 million added to the company's coffers in 2025.
It is common practice for elite footballers to set up image rights companies to licence their personal brand to clubs, sponsors, and other partners. This structure gives players greater control over their image and allows them to pay a lower tax rate on this income—corporate tax of 25 per cent compared to the 45 per cent income tax rate on salaries above £125,000.
In addition to BS7 Rights Limited, Saka's parents serve as directors of two other firms linked to his business interests: BS7 Investments Limited and Phantom Management Limited. The accounts offer a glimpse into the financial acumen of the 23-year-old England international, who has become one of the most marketable players in the Premier League.
The use of image rights companies has become increasingly significant as players' brand value grows. In 2024, football finance expert Dave Powell explained that such firms act as a savings vehicle for players, allowing them to invest later in life while optimising tax efficiency.
