The Financial Situation (21 Viewers)
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I know it was ~92m with matchday revenue from the first leg of the semifinal, don't quote me on it though. It's going to be about 100m total which is huge, the most we've ever made in champions league money is €65 million 2 seasons ago, we're on route to nearly €100 million this season purely in champions league revenue. And that while we have increased revenue in every area over the past 12 months, far beyond expectations, and we're also about to receive a massive increase in revenue from the new TV/Adidas and FIAT deals.
Life is looking great for Juve
Life is looking great for Juve
Yeah it depend on how many clubs from the same league in the cl, so cuz we are the only italian we are getting every one money.
If you go back you will find a post regarding that.
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Here it is... Its writen in december and i think its not mentioning tickets money.
The bianconeri are slated to receive a minimum of €70 million from this Champions League campaign.
he Champions League is surely a fascinating competition: the strongest clubs compete to defend their honour and prestige to lift the final trophy, and gain access to the World Cup of Clubs to play for in December. But mostly, many millions to take home.
According to today’s Tuttosport, Juventus has assured itself of €70 million from this Champions League, as follows:
Participation to the round robin: €8.6 million
Performance (€1M per win, €500,000 per draw): €3.5 million
Bonus for qualifying to the Round of 16: €3.5 million
Ticket and sales receipts from hosting matches: €7.5 million
Market Pool base: €22 million
Market Pool bonus (variable): €24.9 million
The bonus component of the market pool can be as high as €34 million (€40 million minus the €6 that went to Roma) but it varies according to the number of games played in the Champions League, which depends on how far Juventus goes in the competition.
The common Latin phrase of “mortem tua vitae mea” (your death is my life) is quite fitting in this case as Roma’s elimination gave Juventus an estimated €2.8M more of the market pool share.
In the unlikely event that Juventus advance all the way to the final, total revenue from the Champions League may be closer to €80 million!
If you go back you will find a post regarding that.
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Here it is... Its writen in december and i think its not mentioning tickets money.
The bianconeri are slated to receive a minimum of €70 million from this Champions League campaign.
he Champions League is surely a fascinating competition: the strongest clubs compete to defend their honour and prestige to lift the final trophy, and gain access to the World Cup of Clubs to play for in December. But mostly, many millions to take home.
According to today’s Tuttosport, Juventus has assured itself of €70 million from this Champions League, as follows:
Participation to the round robin: €8.6 million
Performance (€1M per win, €500,000 per draw): €3.5 million
Bonus for qualifying to the Round of 16: €3.5 million
Ticket and sales receipts from hosting matches: €7.5 million
Market Pool base: €22 million
Market Pool bonus (variable): €24.9 million
The bonus component of the market pool can be as high as €34 million (€40 million minus the €6 that went to Roma) but it varies according to the number of games played in the Champions League, which depends on how far Juventus goes in the competition.
The common Latin phrase of “mortem tua vitae mea” (your death is my life) is quite fitting in this case as Roma’s elimination gave Juventus an estimated €2.8M more of the market pool share.
In the unlikely event that Juventus advance all the way to the final, total revenue from the Champions League may be closer to €80 million!
We need them to get knocked out early, that sure helps 
I think the point of the "coefficient" argument is it helps our league be more attractive for big name players to come here.
Well, we certainly shot that shitty argument down because we are doing quite well if I'm not mistaken. Screw the other teams. I hope next season repeats and whichever other Italian team makes the CL crashes out in the group stages.
On a technical level it certainly helps to maintain a high standard of the league, not just better players for your own team but your players improve facing better opponents, and you can then transfer that across to European competition. That being said, in the Premier League where there is a lot of money across the league they sometimes are spread very thinly trying to negotiate both competitions (plus two cups for 1st team/fringe/reserve).
It'll be difficult for us to maintain a strong CL showing over several years if the league stagnates further or decreases, because we won't always have this togetherness and desire to prove everyone wrong that we have under this first season with Allegri. Next year the pressure doubles, the same way it did after Conte's first league win.
It'll be difficult for us to maintain a strong CL showing over several years if the league stagnates further or decreases, because we won't always have this togetherness and desire to prove everyone wrong that we have under this first season with Allegri. Next year the pressure doubles, the same way it did after Conte's first league win.
