The Financial Situation (28 Viewers)

[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.

 

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[Vialli_92]

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.

If we end up in the EL most likely it's because we deserve to be in it. At least if we make it out of this group we will deserve to be in the next round as our backs are firmly up against the wall now. We had the best team in the EL last season and our tactics let us down once again but hey Allegri loves to keep using a losing formula instead of grabbing the bull by the horns and putting his own stamp on the team.

 

[Hydde]

 

[Mister]

 

[g_zambrotta]

Official financial results for 2013/14 season:

http://www.calcioefinanza.it/wp-con...Juventus-Report-Banca-Imi-7-novembre-2014.pdf

 

[jukazem]

Financial results for Q1 14/15 was approved yesterday: http://www.juventus.com/wps/portal/...M-EN/news/board-interim-management-statements

The board of directors of Juventus Football Club S.p.A., chaired by Andrea Agnelli, has approved the Interim Management Statements at 30 September 2014.

€28.6m loss compared to €18.4m loss for the same period previous year. Notable differences: wages up €4.9m for Q1, so full year wages will likely be up by around €20m and exceed €200m in total.
Also net financial debt up to €216m from €206m in June'14.
http://www.juventus.com/wps/wcm/con...&CACHEID=6e3436f9-7d26-4664-917f-05c3708d7381
it's a press release, detail F/S will likely be released later.

 

[Hydde]

With the new deals we will be able to finally break even?

 

[Vlad]

Financial results for Q1 14/15 was approved yesterday: http://www.juventus.com/wps/portal/...M-EN/news/board-interim-management-statements



€28.6m loss compared to €18.4m loss for the same period previous year. Notable differences: wages up €4.9m for Q1, so full year wages will likely be up by around €20m and exceed €200m in total.
Also net financial debt up to €216m from €206m in June'14.
http://www.juventus.com/wps/wcm/con...&CACHEID=6e3436f9-7d26-4664-917f-05c3708d7381
it's a press release, detail F/S will likely be released later.

I highly doubt that. Players that we sold last summer, Quag and Vucinic, practically offset salaries of recently arrived players. My guess is that some sort of auxilliary expenses, incentives for players or/and agents of our new acquisitions led to an increase for this quarter.

Anyway I'd take these results with a pinch of salt, since football season when the report was conducted started barely a month ago and our revenues from sporting activities were impacted due to lack of games (TV rights and tickets), but during the course of the season it will even out.

 

[Paid-off-Ref]

Financial results for Q1 14/15 was approved yesterday: http://www.juventus.com/wps/portal/...M-EN/news/board-interim-management-statements



€28.6m loss compared to €18.4m loss for the same period previous year. Notable differences: wages up €4.9m for Q1, so full year wages will likely be up by around €20m and exceed €200m in total.
Also net financial debt up to €216m from €206m in June'14.
http://www.juventus.com/wps/wcm/con...&CACHEID=6e3436f9-7d26-4664-917f-05c3708d7381
it's a press release, detail F/S will likely be released later.

Most of the difference there is explained by lower revenues from player registration rights (-7 million) which aren't operational revenues. When Deloitte does its annual rich list they subtract them from the clubs' total revenues . All of our other revenues have gone up. The situation isn't dire.

 

[italiacalcio10]

Most of the difference there is explained by lower revenues from player registration rights (-7 million) which aren't operational revenues. When Deloitte does its annual rich list they subtract them from the clubs' total revenues . All of our other revenues have gone up. The situation isn't dire.

Makes sense...

Atletico Madrid would be near the top of the list annual with the # of players they purge each year.

 

[jukazem]

Anyway I'd take these results with a pinch of salt, since football season when the report was conducted started barely a month ago and our revenues from sporting activities were impacted due to lack of games (TV rights and tickets), but during the course of the season it will even out.

in Q1 revenues are usually low but costs are usually linear throughout the year, I wasn't expecting wages to go up because of the reason you mentioned but like last season wages did go up and Marotta mentioned in an interview about looking to increase wages to European competitive level... I think it's because wages of players on 4/5 year contracts are incremental, like how Pogba's wages in the new contract was reported to be.
also if Juve sell Isla and Gabbiadini in Jan and some other co-owns before year-end like last season then loss will be minimised.

Most of the difference there is explained by lower revenues from player registration rights (-7 million) which aren't operational revenues. When Deloitte does its annual rich list they subtract them from the clubs' total revenues . All of our other revenues have gone up. The situation isn't dire.

Of course situation isn't dire, I was surprised though as I was expecting a better result than that.

English version of 13/14 Annual Report is out btw... since 21st of November 2014...
http://www.juventus.com/juve/en/investor/pubblicazioni/bilancierelazioni

 

[Carlos Primera]

To the financial experts, seeing as that we have managed to go past the group stage this year, how will this affect our revenues for next year?

 

[Dostoevsky]

We should first wait to see if Roma goes through. If they don't we'll get more money.

 

[Hængebøffer]

To the financial experts, seeing as that we have managed to go past the group stage this year, how will this affect our revenues for next year?

We're apparently preparing a bid for the continent of Africa.

 

[frzl]

To the financial experts, seeing as that we have managed to go past the group stage this year, how will this affect our revenues for next year?

http://gianlucadimarzio.com/en/calciomercato/juventus-have-earned-this-much-in-the-champions-league/

This is how much Juventus have earned in the Champions League

Qualifying for the second round of the Champions League doesn’t just provide pleasure from a sporting perspective for Juventus, but also smiles from an economic point of view as well.
Although Allegri’s men have to wait to find out who they will play in the second round, the Bianconeri can take comfort in knowing how much money they’ve earned so far this season in Europe’s number 1 competition. Andrea Agnelli’s side have already earned € 8,6 million for qualifying to the group stage of the Champions League as well as another € 3,5 million based on their results (€ 1 million for a win and € 500.000 for a draw). Also the Italian champions are entitled to € 22,6 million from the market pool based on TV rights which is shared between Juventus and Roma based on last years rankings.
To this another € 5 million is added from gate receipts as well as € 3,5 million in prize money for qualifying to the second round. In total Juventus have earned € 43,2 million so far, but stand to make much more as the club will earn more from gate receipts, prize money (still € 1 million for a win and € 500.000 for a draw) as well as the second installment of the market pool which is decided based on how far the club goes in the Champions League, but can land anywhere between 13 to 27 million Euro’s.
However, for the time being Juventus have to focus on the second round as their earnings could rise the further they go in the competition.


this is what we´ve earned till now. don´t know how it looked like last year at this point.

 

[Roman]

 

[Hust]

Undoubtely our financial prowess got stronger for January now that we made it out of the groups.

 

[PedroFlu]

Selling Gabbiadini and Isla will also help a lot. I believe we might actually make a relevant signing in january.

 

[Hust]

Selling Gabbiadini and Isla will also help a lot. I believe we might actually make a relevant signing in january.

Agreed. Maybe Gio out too?

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Maybe that's too ambitious.

 

[Nzoric]

I hope we can get our hands on mata in January. Wont happen, but he'd suit this team like a glove.