The Financial Situation (13 Viewers)

m.hoeg

New Member
Jul 27, 2008
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The stadium was originally estimated to cost €105 million, but increased to €120 million to cover some design improvements.
The stadium was financed by three pillars
(a) Sportfive has acquired the naming rights for €75 million (€6.25 million for 12 years)
(b) the €20 million sale of commercial land adjacent to the stadium to Nordiconad (shoppinh center)
(c) a 12-year loan from Istituto per il Credito Sportivo for €60 million.

so far, for this season the stadium has generated roughly €25 million.

So all in all we financed €95 million by selling naming rights and some land next to the stadium.

about the naming rights i guess they are still unsolved?
 

Hust

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Hustini
May 29, 2005
93,703
The stadium was originally estimated to cost €105 million, but increased to €120 million to cover some design improvements.
The stadium was financed by three pillars
(a) Sportfive has acquired the naming rights for €75 million (€6.25 million for 12 years)
(b) the €20 million sale of commercial land adjacent to the stadium to Nordiconad (shoppinh center)
(c) a 12-year loan from Istituto per il Credito Sportivo for €60 million.

so far, for this season the stadium has generated roughly €25 million.

So all in all we financed €95 million by selling naming rights and some land next to the stadium.

about the naming rights i guess they are still unsolved?
Thanks bud.

So, how long until its all paid off?
 

Hust

Senior Member
Hustini
May 29, 2005
93,703
If we span 95 million out over 10 years...that's less than 10m a year going to the bank.

Where the hell is our money going then? :wth:

AHHH confused
 

pitbull

Senior Member
Jul 26, 2007
11,045
If we span 95 million out over 10 years...that's less than 10m a year going to the bank.

Where the hell is our money going then? :wth:

AHHH confused
nah, it's the 60 million 12 year loan that I was refering to, apart from it we don't have to pay anything regarding the stadium.
anyways, since we're back in CL and the last Secco contracts are expirig this summer, I can only see us getting stronger financially, the next logical step would be signing a high profile player in the summer from the top shelf, someone you'd really love to play in one team with if you were a footballer.
 

Hust

Senior Member
Hustini
May 29, 2005
93,703
we gonna be rich as fuck soon... the gap between us and the Milano trannies will only increase...
:tup:

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nah, it's the 60 million 12 year loan that I was refering to, apart from it we don't have to pay anything regarding the stadium.
anyways, since we're back in CL and the last Secco contracts are expirig this summer, I can only see us getting stronger financially, the next logical step would be signing a high profile player in the summer from the top shelf, someone you'd really love to play in one team with if you were a footballer.
Posts like this make me want to fap.
 

Zacheryah

Senior Member
Aug 29, 2010
42,251
actually to be quite honest, football manager gives you a good idea of where the money goes, the way your turnover is generated and spend, mirrors the realitiy quite well.

there are so many things that all require their share
 

Knowah

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Jan 28, 2013
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I'm interested in seeing how our success in the CL has helped us so far. Or is that an impact on our finances that we won't see until end of the season?
 

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