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Deloitte’s Annual Review of Football Finance 2012

Annual Review of Football Finance 2012

Summary:

• The Premier League remains by a distance the highest revenue generating league at €2.5 billion in 2010/11 and recorded the highest revenue growth of any of the ‘big five’ leagues in local currency of 12% (£241m). Further depreciation of Sterling against the Euro meant that the gap to the second highest revenue generating league, the Bundesliga, narrowed slightly to €769m.

• The Bundesliga’s revenue grew 5% to €1,746m. Its clubs lead the way in terms of commercial revenue (€816m) and average attendance (42,100). The additional Champions League spot for Germany from 2012/13 and 50% uplift in domestic league broadcasting rights from 2013/14 will help continue the Bundesliga’s impressive recent revenue growth and will secure its status as the Premier League’s closest rival in revenue terms.

• La Liga revenues grew by 5% to €1,718m. This was again driven by Real Madrid and FC Barcelona, who achieved a combined €93m (11%) increase in revenue. The remaining 18 La Liga clubs suffered a cumulative decrease of €19m (2%). The top two clubs now generate 54% of total La Liga revenue.

Download the full report from Deloitte here

The State of the State 2012

A new joint Deloitte and Reform report The State of the State 2012 presents policy makers and commentators with all the key data, analysis and conclusions to ensure an objective debate into the operation of government and public service reform in Britain.

The report provides a quantitative and qualitative assessment of the Government’s fiscal position, its assets and capability to implement a comprehensive programme of public service reform. It analyses the implementation of major reforms across policy areas and provides the facts of what is happening in Government and the public sector. The State of the State 2012 is an independent and definitive guide to the current direction of policy under the Coalition Government and the potential for sustainable reform of the public services.

So, how does this report relate to you, your family, your community and your business? Click here to see the full interactive map or the above image