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20-30M per year is pretty much up to grasp.

Uli Hoeneß stated once again that Gazprom won't be the third shareholder but a German partner. He added that no more than 11,8% will be sold which means that 70% of the shares will remain with the club.

By the way because it wasn't mentioned here in the thread I want to raise attention to something Rummenigge stated late January / early February. He said that Bayern München was already operating profitable effectively January 1st 2013 for the ongoing season. Admittedly bonuses were net included at the time but all "normal" costs were already covered which is very impressive in my view.

Here's the link: http://www.fcbayern.telekom.de/de/aktue ... /39716.php (German, didn't find an Engish version)

Regarding the stadium loan, I don't think that we'll see a drastic increase in available funds because of that. For one we already benefit from the decreasing interest burden so we have less costs already and another point is, let's say we buy a star player from that money which was previously used for the rate of repayment. In this case € 10m of next year's money will be bound to pay the salary altogether.

http://www.focus.de/sport/fussball/selbstanzeige-des-bayern-praesidenten-ermittlungen-gegen-uli-hoeness-wegen-steuerhinterziehung_aid_966207.html
Apparently Hoeneß is caught in a tax evasion scandal.

AssemFCB wrote:http://www.focus.de/sport/fussball/selbstanzeige-des-bayern-praesidenten-ermittlungen-gegen-uli-hoeness-wegen-steuerhinterziehung_aid_966207.html
Apparently Hoeneß is caught in a tax evasion scandal.

This probably should go into the Uli thread
https://www.bayernforum.com/personnel-f8/uli-hoeness-t3609.html

http://www.utd111.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=3453

Arjen Robben - £165,000
Franck Ribery - £165,000
Mario Gomez - £140,000
Bastian Schweinsteiger - £135,000
Phillip Lahm - £120,000
Manuel Neuer - £105,000
Thomas Muller - £85,000
Jerome Boateng - £80,000
Claudio Pizarro - £80,000
Javi Martinez - £75,000
Toni Kroos - £65,000
Holger Badstuber - £65,000
Rafinha - £60,000
Mario Mandzukic - £60,000
Dante - £55,000
Daniel Van Buyten - £50,000
Luiz Gustavo - £50,000
Xherdan Shaqiri - £40,000
David Alaba - £40,000
Tom Starke - £35,000
Diego Contento - £18,000
Nils Petersen - £15,000

they are not quite accurate...for instance. Ribery is our biggest earner than Lahm and Schweini earn more than Robben...while Gomez is somewhere around Robben.

It is hard to know what is NET salary on yearly basis while looking at those pounds and per week wages.

I found some new info about Champions League new TV deal for Germany...

It is comfirmed that Sky and ZDF paid € 50 M and € 54 M for CL broadcasting rights...that is per year.

This meant a jump from € 47 M last year – with Dortmund receiving € 17 M, Leverkusen € 15,2 M and Bayern € 14,8 M from the Germany specific market pool – to € 78 M this year, an increase of 66%.

That is some great news I must say.

With only 3 teams from BL qualifying for CL this year [Gladbach knocked out before entering CL]...those 3 clubs will get bigger share.

We can expect to earn arond 55-65 mil€ [depends..if we win that final] just from market pool and CL prize money this season...not including that money we got from selling out our home matches.

when all put together we will earn around 100 mil€ just from CL.

This will break all records.

sch0ll7 wrote:This will break all records.

A bit off topic but just think about Dortmund's case. Around 60 million confirmed revenues from the CL alone, plus Goetze's 37 million plus whatever they get from Lewandowski, let us say 27 million more.

To be more accurate...

Including Semis...
Dortmund earned 58,28 mil€
Bayern earned 53,88 mil€

so if we win in the final...total earnings from market pool + prize money will come to 64,23 mil€ and dortmund [as losers] will earn 64,78 mil€

So there you go:)...both around 65mil€ [not including gate receipts from home matches].

For us it could go as high as 100mil€ [including gate receipts].

That would be amazing. Let's just hope we land that damned trophy

This meant a jump from € 47 M last year – with Dortmund receiving € 17 M, Leverkusen € 15,2 M and Bayern € 14,8 M from the Germany specific market pool – to € 78 M this year, an increase of 66%.


why did we earn the least ? can someone clarify please

Because we finished 3rd in BL that year.

50% of CL TV money is distrubted according to the last years league position of the club.

In Germany there ware only 3 clubs in CL so sharing of those 50% is little different than those in England [40%,30%,20%,10%]...so we have [I think] 50% [Dortmund], 35% Leverkusen, 15% Bayern [for season 2011/12]. Even though we have 4 CL spots...share was same as Gladbach didnt qualify for CL so only 3 clubs [Dortmund, Bayern and Schalke for 2012/13] splited that money.

Other 50% depends on the progress in the current season’s Champions League, which is based on the number of games played.

Us and Dortmund now played 12 games each...and still have to play final. While Schalke played only 8 games.

So other 50% is shared with different formula and us and Dortmund get the same share with Schalke getting smaller share due to playing less games in CL.

Great article!
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1638221-is-bayern-munich-the-perfect-working-model-of-a-modern-football-club