Tag #Football Finance

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Manchester United Considers Further Redundancies Amidst £300 Million Loss

Facing £300 million in losses over three years, Manchester United is considering further redundancies, potentially 100-200 employees, to reinvest savings in the first team, following 250 previous redundancies and closure of its ambassadorial program.

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Ajax's Financial Crisis: Cost-Cutting Measures and the Impact on Competitiveness

Facing financial difficulties, Ajax Amsterdam is skipping their winter training camp and implementing cost-cutting measures, including reducing player salaries and organizational restructuring, due to a mismatch between high transfer expenditures and delayed revenues from player sales, impacting the...

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forbes.com
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Barcelona Tops Real Madrid in La Liga's 2023-24 TV Revenue Distribution

La Liga's 2023-24 television revenue distribution shows FC Barcelona leading with €162.49 million ($170.42 million) before deductions, surpassing Real Madrid's €159.55 million ($167.34 million), due to a new model incorporating team viewership and broadcast contributions; total distribution reached ...

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nos.nl
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Heerenveen Receives Final Ejuke Payment from Mexico After Legal Battle

SC Heerenveen received a €3.1 million payment from Mexico, concluding a 4.5-year legal battle with CSKA Moscow over the 2020 transfer of Chidera Ejuke; the payment was facilitated by a player transfer to Club América and involved the Dutch Ministry of Finance.

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nytimes.com
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Barcelona Files Complaint to Register Olmo and Victor After La Liga Rejection

Barcelona failed to register footballers Dani Olmo and Pau Victor by the December 31 deadline due to late payment proof for VIP seating sales, prompting a complaint to Spain's highest sports body for temporary registration.

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zeit.de
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Bayern Munich Demands Larger Share of Bundesliga's €4.484 Billion TV Deal

Bayern Munich CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen announced the club will push for a larger share of the Bundesliga's new €4.484 billion TV rights deal, arguing their contributions warrant a greater reward, citing their significant role in the league's success and global appeal.

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