catcherintherye
Player Valuation: £80m
Only Everton and St Petersburg have increased their earnings in 19-20 out of the top 20 richest football clubs ,not sure about Petersburg but I would say in both cases its down to sponsorship
20-21 I can see all 20 being down some more than others
Yes. Which has seen us jump to 17 I believe.
As I keep saying though, this years accounts for teams will be bad. The following year will be brutal.
Is will be next years that take into account
-No pre season tours
- An entire season with no matchday revenue (including corporates)
- Heavily reduced spending on club shops/outets
-UEFA rebates on prize monies for CL/EL (not sure if thats been announced yet)
- Deferred sponsor payments/reduced sponsor payments.
Thats before you even get into a heavy reduction in player trading profits, which when you look at a lot of the accounts coming out are what have masked underlying weakness of the top teams. I mean Liverpools 40m profit, which came off the back of getting to the CL final was also with a £100m book sale of Coutinho (wth Alisson and Van Dijk spending being allocated into the following years).
You take player trading profits away, those clubs would ordinarily be making losses, before all of the above.
Then you will have the shock of a system trying to deal with this, in the midst of a likely recession that is going to be happening across the western world. We are very much at the beginning of this crisis.
To bring it back to football, I think this lack of spend in January, massive down from last January (which was marked as a very quiet month) is probably more a sign of things to come, than last summer was.