The Financial Situation (73 Viewers)

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[Paid-off-Ref]

Someone tell me, who is the marketing genius who managed to sell Serie A's foreign TV rights?!

 

[jukazem]

tifosobilanciato.it made an estimation of what the SerieA Tv rights distribution might be like starting next year with the next contract. approximately +€14m for Juve next year.

http://tifosobilanciato.it/2014/10/...tv-201518-a-chi-vanno-i-190-mln-annui-in-piu/

 

[Trequartista]

A 14 million euros that we won't spend on wingers.

Fuck this shit.

 

[Paid-off-Ref]

Even when we are on the right side of an economic gap it won't do us much good.

 

[italiacalcio10]

A 14 million euros that we won't spend on wingers.

$#@! this $#@!.

Meh, it will all drop to the bottom line. If we use our current capital structure of 3.0x EBITDA for leverage, it will give us 14 million euro less ~5% interest (2.3 million) in perpetuity, plus 3.0x14million=42 million upfront through the issuance of debt.

That is enough to buy a worth while player if combined with the sale of the pylon known as Fernando Llorente.

 

[oldlady87]

Agnelli revealed record turnover for the Bianconeri.
“The daily work of the men and women of Juventus - who ideally I’d be able to thank individually here today - led Juventus to a turnover of €280.5m in operating revenues, consisting of matchday revenues and television rights.
“When you include the 'player management’ revenue, that’s a turnover of over €300m for the first time in our history - precisely €315.8m.
“Breaking even pre-tax, and a return to operating profit after three years complete the turnaround, one which few believed was possible.”

 

[Juliano13]

We are DOOOOOMED

 

[Dostoevsky]

 

[Bianconero_Aus]

Finally joined the 300M club. Now to keep progressing like this. We are on the right track.

 

[Emmet]

A decent CL run (tempting fate) could see us break the €350m barrier next term

 

[Hydde]

Because its so important to at least get out of the group stage

 

[LiquidPLP]

A decent CL run (tempting fate) could see us break the €350m barrier next term

Yeah that's what I thought too. If we get out of the group stages it should be pretty easy to achieve the sum.

 

[Hydde]

At this stage, getting out of this mess would be like winning the CL for me.
After that, the rest is a bonus (we have fallen so low )

 

[Pirlo's Beard]

I guess if we can overcome the odds and beat Malmo, the EL should give us some money if we take it seriously.

 

[Turk_Bianconero]

So, signing bullshit players is not about lack of money. It became a club tradition.

 

[donpiero]

I guess if we can overcome the odds and beat Malmo, the EL should give us some money if we take it seriously.

Good one dude!

 

[Vlad]

Qualifying for the 2nd round won't give us significant bonus, at least not a tangible one and not immediately. Last year we earned more in the EL for reaching semis than what we would have earned if we had qualified for the 2nd round and got eliminated at that stage.

Obviously we need to try to stay as long as possible in the CL for marketing purposes as this is by far the biggest club competition in football and reaching the latter stages will have long term benefits for our brand.

 

[Hydde]

Tahst what im talking about. Another group stage fail would be very negative in the eyes of many, including players.

 

[Vlad]

After debacle last Wednesday our chances don't look good. Unless we make considerable change in our approach and start the next game against inferior opponent (as in all honesty our players are few levels above Greeks considering the overall quality of the teams) in a way that we do not look like we're pleased with a draw on a home turf and waiting if by pure chance something will turn in our favor, EL seems our most likely destination for the next spring.