I read that they have appartement in there too, imagine being able to buy one there.
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The Financial Situation (8 Viewers)
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We're underachieving. 2 straight scudettos, own stadium, most money from the CL in Europe and easily the most popular team in Italy yet we're just slightly ahead of Milan who are going through a shit period, no stadium and not even near having any type of success.
Own stadium this and that, we should be able to generate more revenue from it.
Own stadium this and that, we should be able to generate more revenue from it.
Agnelli thought he could pull an EPL-esque scenario here with low capacity stadium and high ticket prices but with Italy as a whole going through a period of financial crisis(reduced purchasing power),i dont think that seems possible right now.Dint he mention about this too a while ago ?
Look at Chelsea for example.They have a pretty similar stadium capacity to us but their Matchday revenue is like 80m.
The only hope here is we make deep CL runs(along with those VIP boxes) which could push it to about 50-60m.
Look at Chelsea for example.They have a pretty similar stadium capacity to us but their Matchday revenue is like 80m.
The only hope here is we make deep CL runs(along with those VIP boxes) which could push it to about 50-60m.
You do realise it's our commercial (and not really our match-day) revenue thats letting us down the most at the moment?
With a new shirt deal in place with adidas from 2015/16, and also a shirt sponsorship (and maybe some other sponsors we can gain in the meantime), this should significantly raise our revenue in this area.
We have almost tripled our match-day revenue from the 2010/11 season, sure it lags behind the EPL/La Liga teams, but consider we only have a 41,000 seat stadium and our match tickets are fairly cheap compared to those two leagues as well. Chelsea CAN double our amount of match-day revenue, because they have customers (not fans lol) willing to spend insane amounts on merchandise, season tickets, normal tickets, CL tickets etc. We're doing really well in this area IMO.
The key here is raising our commercial revenue. Even Milan performs better in this area than we do, so the potential is there for us to really crack the 300m barrier in the next few years. From then, we can really kick on as a club financially.
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Where did you find that profile on Juventus' financials? Was that from The Guardian?
With a new shirt deal in place with adidas from 2015/16, and also a shirt sponsorship (and maybe some other sponsors we can gain in the meantime), this should significantly raise our revenue in this area.
We have almost tripled our match-day revenue from the 2010/11 season, sure it lags behind the EPL/La Liga teams, but consider we only have a 41,000 seat stadium and our match tickets are fairly cheap compared to those two leagues as well. Chelsea CAN double our amount of match-day revenue, because they have customers (not fans lol) willing to spend insane amounts on merchandise, season tickets, normal tickets, CL tickets etc. We're doing really well in this area IMO.
The key here is raising our commercial revenue. Even Milan performs better in this area than we do, so the potential is there for us to really crack the 300m barrier in the next few years. From then, we can really kick on as a club financially.
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@The Cusp
Where did you find that profile on Juventus' financials? Was that from The Guardian?
http://www.slideshare.net/deloitteuk/deloitte-football-money-league-2014
Its in a slideshow format.
(I found a bigger image of this on another forum so i decided to post it here)
Its in a slideshow format.
(I found a bigger image of this on another forum so i decided to post it here)
