The Financial Situation (46 Viewers)

Jul 13, 2010
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47M Adidas (although I found it's 51M on some sites)
45M Jeep
10M Allianz
5M Cygames
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107M/year from major sponsors

Is that correct?

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Really no one wants to sponsor us even with Ronaldo? :sergio:

Or do we own jeep so much we have to keep them on the shirts? Would be so many different ways to keep their funding and get a real shirt sponsor...
It would be nice to have Ferrari on the shirt, but the connection between it and Juve as a bit weak
 

.zero

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Aug 8, 2006
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Fiat sponsorship wouldn’t make sense from a business perspective.

If the club truly wants to make big sponsorship $$ then they need to find a sponsor that not only offers top $ but is also controversial and looking to enter/succeed in the Italian market for custody’s/users, etc.

for example - p.hub

they tried to hit naming rights to the arena in Miami but due to conservative mindsets the deal didn’t go thru.

Italy would burn to the ground if juve ✖️ PHub had a deal

:lol:
 

Salvo

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Dec 17, 2007
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Fiat sponsorship wouldn’t make sense from a business perspective.

If the club truly wants to make big sponsorship $$ then they need to find a sponsor that not only offers top $ but is also controversial and looking to enter/succeed in the Italian market for custody’s/users, etc.

for example - p.hub

they tried to hit naming rights to the arena in Miami but due to conservative mindsets the deal didn’t go thru.

Italy would burn to the ground if juve PHub had a deal

:D
 

Elvin

Senior Member
Nov 25, 2005
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Fiat sponsorship wouldn’t make sense from a business perspective.

If the club truly wants to make big sponsorship $$ then they need to find a sponsor that not only offers top $ but is also controversial and looking to enter/succeed in the Italian market for custody’s/users, etc.

for example - p.hub

they tried to hit naming rights to the arena in Miami but due to conservative mindsets the deal didn’t go thru.

Italy would burn to the ground if juve ✖️ PHub had a deal

:lol:
Speaking of pornhub, it is compeletely ruined. Due to some bullshit investigation PH removed all amateur content from the site, leaving only videos posted by professional/verified uploaders :sergio:
 

Knowah

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Jan 28, 2013
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The logo is Jeep because its the most recognized brand globally that Fiat has I believe.

I know a few Jeep enthusiasts (yuck, yes, they exist in America and offroad like crazy) who have bought Juventus gear simply for the Jeep logo.
 

Elvin

Senior Member
Nov 25, 2005
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The logo is Jeep because its the most recognized brand globally that Fiat has I believe.

I know a few Jeep enthusiasts (yuck, yes, they exist in America and offroad like crazy) who have bought Juventus gear simply for the Jeep logo.
Umm ever heard about Ferrari? :D

I know I know, it doesnt need advirtising.
 

Knowah

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Jan 28, 2013
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Umm ever heard about Ferrari? :D

I know I know, it doesnt need advirtising.
No, good point. The problem with Ferrari is it doesn't have that same "every man" lure that Jeep does comparatively. It's defnitely more luxury brand and although infinitely more recognizeable from a sporting perspective in Europe due to F1, it's known almost exclusively as a rapper or actor car brand in the US. Not saying the US is solely the reason but Jeep is recognizeable everywhere and has none of those connotations of luxury or high class.
 

Martin

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Dec 31, 2000
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Hello, analysts.

I'm reading the annual report and the biggest source of revenue, apparently, is Players' registration rights. What on earth is this??? What exactly is the revenue stream from having a bunch of signed contracts? Could this be revenue from sale of shirts?
EDIT: Found it in the notes. It's capital gains. Amounts to 172m for 19/20.


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I also noticed there are 1.3bn shares outstanding. In the 2002 report there were 38.7m. That's a dilution rate of 20% per year or some such, wild!
 
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The Quazis

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Dec 21, 2012
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Hello, analysts.

I'm reading the annual report and the biggest source of revenue, apparently, is Players' registration rights. What on earth is this??? What exactly is the revenue stream from having a bunch of signed contracts? Could this be revenue from sale of shirts?
EDIT: Found it in the notes. It's capital gains. Amounts to 172m for 19/20.


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I also noticed there are 1.3bn shares outstanding. In the 2002 report there were 38.7m. That's a dilution rate of 20% per year or some such, wild!
The famous plusvalenza.
 

jukazem

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Feb 10, 2007
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Hello, analysts.

I'm reading the annual report and the biggest source of revenue, apparently, is Players' registration rights. What on earth is this??? What exactly is the revenue stream from having a bunch of signed contracts? Could this be revenue from sale of shirts?
EDIT: Found it in the notes. It's capital gains. Amounts to 172m for 19/20.
It's capital gains from asset disposal, shouldn't be classified as revenue (in the future atleast). Deloitte Football Money League always excludes it when they do the club-wise revenue comparison

IFRIC quoted paragraph 113 of IAS 38, which states: ‘The gain or loss arising from the derecognition of an intangible asset shall be determined as the difference between the net disposal proceeds if any and the carrying amount of the asset. It shall be recognised in profit or loss when the asset is derecognised… Gains shall not be classified as revenue.’

IFRIC decided that as the payment had been made in respect of extinguishing the registration right, it represented compensation for disposing of an intangible asset. Therefore neither the proceeds nor the gain on disposal could be recognised within revenue by applying IFRS 15.
https://cdn.ifrs.org/-/media/projec...ts/ias38-player-transfer-payments-june-20.pdf
 
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