220m are total salaries according to our report.
220/387= 57%
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Without sales 350m
Wow. That's fantastic given the limitations italian football brings with it.
The commercial growth is the most encouraging part of it, means we probably and finally have overtaken in Milan in that area as it should be the case.
And there is still growth potential. Exor at some point will have to pay us more for the shirt-sponsorship (imo even substantially more), reaching the QF or more instead of the round of 16 would mean more money and ticket prices have become more expensive this season as far as i know, which has it's downsides, but at least it means more money.
But the real moment of truth economically will be the 18/19 season, the first season of the next TV deal in Italy as well as the start of the new CL cycle, where UEFA will start to distribute more money to the clubs. In the best case scenario that may be the season where we will reach a point where we will be able to pay the salarys necessary in order to avoid future cases like Vidal and Pogba or at least make cases like that into exceptions and not the rule.