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BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP)—The winner of the Champions League could reap up to $160 million in revenues despite the world economic downturn, according to a study released Thursday.
Any slip-up in a penalty shootout could cost the losing club up to $56 million—the likely revenue difference between victor and vanquished in the final next May 27 in Rome, according to Professor Simon Chadwick of Coventry University Business School in England.
“Losing will mean lower prize money,” Chadwick said. “Clearly it will affect their ability to negotiate with sponsors and in terms of squad value that will be marginally less.”
The 16 teams going into Friday’s draw in Nyon, Switzerland, have on average already secured $56.2 million through prize money, tournament commercial revenues, ticket sales, sponsorship, merchandising and increased squad value.
“The competition continues to be an important source of revenue and commercial activity for clubs, especially for those that qualify for the knockout phase,” said Chadwick, who produced the study for Champions League sponsor MasterCard.
Considering Real Madrid is the biggest club based on revenue with $513 million, the importance of winning the sport’s richest club competition, cannot be underestimated, especially in times of crisis.
“The big teams in the Champions League are going to be more recession-resistant than others,” Chadwick said in a telephone interview.
He said the top teams’ global fan base and the overall appeal of the competition would help them win sponsorship deals and bigger slices of television rights.
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Jack, it looks like the numbers are muuuuuuuuuuch bigger than we thought at first.
Any slip-up in a penalty shootout could cost the losing club up to $56 million—the likely revenue difference between victor and vanquished in the final next May 27 in Rome, according to Professor Simon Chadwick of Coventry University Business School in England.
“Losing will mean lower prize money,” Chadwick said. “Clearly it will affect their ability to negotiate with sponsors and in terms of squad value that will be marginally less.”
The 16 teams going into Friday’s draw in Nyon, Switzerland, have on average already secured $56.2 million through prize money, tournament commercial revenues, ticket sales, sponsorship, merchandising and increased squad value.
“The competition continues to be an important source of revenue and commercial activity for clubs, especially for those that qualify for the knockout phase,” said Chadwick, who produced the study for Champions League sponsor MasterCard.
Considering Real Madrid is the biggest club based on revenue with $513 million, the importance of winning the sport’s richest club competition, cannot be underestimated, especially in times of crisis.
“The big teams in the Champions League are going to be more recession-resistant than others,” Chadwick said in a telephone interview.
He said the top teams’ global fan base and the overall appeal of the competition would help them win sponsorship deals and bigger slices of television rights.
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Jack, it looks like the numbers are muuuuuuuuuuch bigger than we thought at first.
The numbers I posted are prize money that UEFA awards. And they were from two season ago. When I posted those number you also pointed out TV revenues, sponsors, gate revenues and others. Yes, I can imagine how much the winner gets.
One time snoop posted a picture showing how much Milan won in Euros when they took their last CL. He was emphasising on how good they contributed to italian football.
One time snoop posted a picture showing how much Milan won in Euros when they took their last CL. He was emphasising on how good they contributed to italian football.
What an Atmosphere there , mostly when they chanting Capitano name :scarf:
http://de.youtube.com/watch?v=U8ElLzQm0Nw&eurl=
http://de.youtube.com/watch?v=U8ElLzQm0Nw&eurl=
NOOOOOOO! 
I really hope he dosen't recover, Essien rapes people. Also, Momo will hands even more full.
I really hope he dosen't recover, Essien rapes people. Also, Momo will hands even more full.
awesome
i just hope that we don't use that money to market ugly jerseys next season!
lets use that cash to sign some great players
he's a factor when he's on the field, and since he's out its definitely one less worry for us
UEFA list: nothing new for Juventus
As per programme on Sunday Juventus concluded the list of players to be registered for the rest of the Champions League.
There are no differences compared to the one presented in September. The 25 names of list A and the 9 names in list B were confirmed.
The lists may not be changed. The only list that can be modified is list B which includes youths born after January 1987 and that have been with the club for at least two years. UEFA must be notified of the modification by not later then midnight of the day preceding the match.
Lista A
1 BUFFON Gianluigi
3 CHIELLINI Giorgio
4 MELLBERG Olof
5 ZEBINA Jonathan
6 ZANETTI Cristiano
7 SALIHAMIDZIC Hasan
8 CARVALHO DE OLIVEIRA Amauri
9 IAQUINTA Vincenzo
10 DEL PIERO Alessandro
11 NEDVED Pavel
12 CHIMENTI Antonio
13 MANNINGER Alexander
15 KNEZEVIC Dario
16 CAMORANESI Mauro German
17 TREZEGUET David
18 POULSEN Christian Bager
19 MARCHISIO Claudio
20 GIOVINCO Sebastian
21 GRYGERA Zdenek
22 SISSOKO Mohamed Lamine
28 MOLINARO Cristian
29 DE CEGLIE Paolo
30 CARDOSO MENDES Tiago
32 MARCHIONNI Marco
33 LEGROTTAGLIE Nicola
Coach RANIERI Claudio
Lista B
31 NOCCHI Timothy
35 ESPOSITO Simone
36 CASTGLIA Luca
37 DURAVIA Marco
38 D'ELIA Salvatore
39 MARRONE Luca
40 ROSSI Fausto
41 ARIAUDO Lorenzo
42 PINSOGLIO Carlo
Juventus.com
As per programme on Sunday Juventus concluded the list of players to be registered for the rest of the Champions League.
There are no differences compared to the one presented in September. The 25 names of list A and the 9 names in list B were confirmed.
The lists may not be changed. The only list that can be modified is list B which includes youths born after January 1987 and that have been with the club for at least two years. UEFA must be notified of the modification by not later then midnight of the day preceding the match.
Lista A
1 BUFFON Gianluigi
3 CHIELLINI Giorgio
4 MELLBERG Olof
5 ZEBINA Jonathan
6 ZANETTI Cristiano
7 SALIHAMIDZIC Hasan
8 CARVALHO DE OLIVEIRA Amauri
9 IAQUINTA Vincenzo
10 DEL PIERO Alessandro
11 NEDVED Pavel
12 CHIMENTI Antonio
13 MANNINGER Alexander
15 KNEZEVIC Dario
16 CAMORANESI Mauro German
17 TREZEGUET David
18 POULSEN Christian Bager
19 MARCHISIO Claudio
20 GIOVINCO Sebastian
21 GRYGERA Zdenek
22 SISSOKO Mohamed Lamine
28 MOLINARO Cristian
29 DE CEGLIE Paolo
30 CARDOSO MENDES Tiago
32 MARCHIONNI Marco
33 LEGROTTAGLIE Nicola
Coach RANIERI Claudio
Lista B
31 NOCCHI Timothy
35 ESPOSITO Simone
36 CASTGLIA Luca
37 DURAVIA Marco
38 D'ELIA Salvatore
39 MARRONE Luca
40 ROSSI Fausto
41 ARIAUDO Lorenzo
42 PINSOGLIO Carlo
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