Bazi wrote:endrity wrote:That number for RM is surely wrong. They already had a revised revenue (revenue without fees for sold players I suppose) of close to 520m last year. Surely they will have increased on that.
That's what Real Madrid's financial report had to say:
"During the financial year ended June 30, 2014, the Club obtained net income of €102,083 thousand (June 30, 2013: €40,825 thousand) from the transfer of rights over several players to other clubs. The net profit from all disposals after deducting the net carrying amount totaled €51,908 thousand (June 30, 2013: €20,224 thousand) (Note 17.5)"."
To my understanding that means we have to subtract € 102M from their total revenue to get the revised revenue, but I'm not 100% sure.
Bazi wrote:runaway wrote:What is most admirable to me is despite the low TV revenue which drives MU's, RM's, and Barca's income up, we've been able to keep up with their earnings.
That's because having a huge audience in public television benefits our sponsorship deals a great deal. Imagine we could be only seen on pay-tv, we'd have a much smaller national audience and sponsors would obviously pay us less money, because they get less public exposure.
A record dividends check for all FC Bayern Mùnchen eV shareholders amounting to 30 cents a share [source]
Tedesco wrote:Bayern's 346 million € Allianz Arena is now fully paid off. 16 years earlier than planned. [source]
ottackon wrote:40M /year available now for transfer expenses.
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