2020-11-06 20:12 · #134399
Europos pinigai tai tikrai mažėja pagal pranešimus
šių metų sudėtys buvo komplektuojamos dar prieš Covid krizę. kitų metų bus visiškai kitaip.
galima pažiūrėt į lkl kurio komandos buvo formuojamos jau žinant apie covidą. ir visos komandos yra susilpnėjusios.
manau kitais metais ir alygoje bus kritęs lygis pajėgiausių komandų.
depends on nuo ko tie finansai priklauso, jeigu savivaldybės paramos nekris, o Europos kaip ir tikrai nekris, tai lieka tik rėmėjai...
Europos pinigai tai tikrai mažėja pagal pranešimus
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/uefa-prize-money-to-be-cut-for-next-five-seasons-2h8qpzhmx
Prize money in European club competitions will be cut for the next five years due to the losses caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.
Uefa has told its 55 member associations that £514 million has been lost from its club competitions, the Champions League and the Europa League, last season due a reduction in TV and sponsorship income caused by delays forced by the virus.
The 2019-20 loss stated by Uefa is 22 per cent of its total prize money fund for the two competitions, £2.31 billion of which £1.85 billion goes to clubs in the Champions League.
The drop in income follows Uefa reducing the number of matches due to one-legged quarter-finals and semi-finals, with compensation also being paid to broadcasters and sponsors for the delays caused by the virus.
Last month, the chairman of the European Clubs Association, Andrea Agnelli, predicted a similar drop and warned that the crisis would lead to transfer fees dropping by up to 30 per cent.
“This is going to be dramatic for all of us which will turn out to be potentially a cash crisis for most of the clubs,” he added.
“The vast majority of us will bear deep scars from this crisis,” he said. “It is going to be difficult to imagine we are going to see the same values of the sponsors coming in when we renew our current deals with them, whether it be shirt sponsors or secondary sponsors.”





