Hyperinflation in European football Market 2017 – Opportunity, Driving Trends and deep study.

Summary

The recent transfer spending spree in European football has provoked discussions about the sustainability of this trend and the forces behind it. This case study analyzes the modus operandi of European football clubs, especially those of the wealthiest, which are the biggest spenders, in order to identify the causes and the implications of hyperinflation in European football.

 

Key Questions Answered

- Why has the transfer expenditure in European football soared in recent years?

- What are the major revenue streams for football clubs?

- Is this hyperinflation in transfer fees and salaries sustainable?

- Who finally pays the cost of these inflated values in European football?

 

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Scope

- Examines the forces behind hyperinflation in European football.

- Analyzes the income streams of top European football leagues and clubs.

- Examines the sustainability of the hyperinflation trend in European football.

 

Reasons to buy

- Hyperinflation in European football stems from increasing broadcasting revenues in top leagues, whilst huge commercial income inflates the revenues of the wealthiest clubs.

- The hyperinflation in European football is not sustainable as the financial health of smaller clubs is impaired in an effort to catch up with the wealthiest clubs. In fact, it is not only the wealthiest football clubs that have spent too much on inflating transfer fees and salaries, but also smaller football clubs in top European leagues that have engaged in expenditure beyond their means.

- Broadcasters and sponsors have ended up paying enormous amount of money to football clubs at the expense of their profitability, with that cost eventually passed to consumers.

 

Table of Content: Key Points

Overview 2

Catalyst 2

Summary 2

Hyperinflation in European football: revenues and expenditure soaring 6

Immense broadcasting and commercial revenue fuel, but also fueled by, expenditure 8

Broadcasting revenues the most significant 10

Matchday revenue losing significance 11

Commercial revenues on the rise as clubs monetize marquee signings 12

Different leagues, different dynamics 14

Wealthiest clubs spend too much driven by commercial revenues, but not more than their less affluent counterparts 16

Wealthy clubs exploit transfers and on-field success to secure lucrative commercial deals 19

Not only have the wealthiest clubs spent 19

Sustainability is a combination of financial health and demand 21

Financial health of smaller football clubs is impaired in effort to catch up with wealthier clubs 21

Wage costs dangerously high in relation to revenues 23

Demand cannot be further stretched, consumers can only take so much 23

Broadcasters’ profits are squeezed – TV subscriptions are rising 24

Consumers to lose interest over a product that is increasingly reliant on money 24

Conclusions 25

Appendix 26

Sources 26

…Continued        

 

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