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Speaking of Serie A, in addition to AC Milan and Inter Milan, how can Juventus, which has just returned from the Italian second division this season, be missed?
Because he has just returned to Serie A, Juventus is very strong. In addition to poaching people from Parma, he introduced 'Angel Wings' Hasan Salihamidzic from Bayern Munich for free.

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In addition to free transfers, Juventus also spent 500 million to buy Italian international Iaquinta from Udinese!
Buy Andrade from Deportivo for 300 million euros!

Buy Thiago from Lyon for 300 million euros!

This summer Juventus can be described as a crazy buyer.

In La Liga, Rabbit Saviola, once hailed as the hope of Argentina's future striker for ten years, was not willing to cut his salary and chose to transfer from Barcelona to Real Madrid.This decision also made Saviola lose hope of resurgence. He didn't get enough opportunities to play in Real Madrid, and in the end he could only spend his Real Madrid career on the bench.

Arsenal's King Henry moved to Barcelona at a high price of 400 million euros. This transfer shocked the Iberian Peninsula.

But this is not the transfer with the highest transfer fee in Spain this summer. The king of Spain this summer is the Brazilian-Portuguese Copelle Lavillan Lima Ferreira, who is called a "monk" by the Jianghu people. You may not be familiar with it, but when it comes to his nickname, fans must be familiar with it-Pepe!
This season he moved to Real Madrid for a staggering 3000 million euros.

Although many people believed that the Real Madrid officials responsible for the transfer received a lot of kickbacks, it is undeniable that Pepe used his next ten years to prove that Real Madrid made a lot of money by buying him for 3000 million euros!

At the end of the crazy buying days, the first day Levi returned to Italy was not to take a good rest, but to go to the club to convene a meeting with the club's senior management and the financial director.

There are not many people participating in this meeting, but it is very important. It is about the financial report of Parma's 06-07 season.

Parma's current income mainly comes from league TV broadcast fees, transfer fee income from selling players, bonuses for participating in the Europa League and Europa League TV broadcast fees.

The bonus for the runner-up in Serie A is small and can be directly ignored.

Because the prize money for the Serie A championship is only... 100 million euros!

Yes, readers, you read it right, and the author did not write it wrong either. In Serie A, one of the four major leagues in Europe, the championship bonus is only 100 million euros!

In stark contrast, the Premier League champion bonus is 4000 million euros, the La Liga champion bonus is 500 million euros, and the Ligue 600 champion bonus is 300 million euros.Even in the Bundesliga, which has always emphasized healthy finances and thrifty housekeeping, the championship bonus is 700 to [-] million euros.

Compared with other leagues, the Italian league is like a short, poor, ugly poor dick.

So the 100 million euros can be ignored directly.

Another small head is ticket revenue.

As for why ticket revenue is small.Let me tell you...

The home stadium used by Parma is the Tardini Stadium.

This stadium can accommodate nearly [-] fans to watch live games, but most of the time this stadium is not full.

This season, as Levi lowered the ticket price and Parma's performance improved, the attendance rate has increased, with an average of [-] people buying tickets to watch the game per game.

The price of tickets for Parma's home games ranges from fifteen euros to several hundred euros, but the few hundred euros are all box tickets with a particularly good location. There are very few such tickets and few people buy them.So the average ticket price is about 25 euros.

In the first season, on average, Parma's ticket revenue per home game was around 65 euros.Nineteen home games in a season is 230 million euros in ticket sales.

Coupled with billboard revenue, Parma has almost 500 million euros in home revenue a season.

Sounds like a lot of money, right?Can the daily expenses of the Parma Club be paid for by ticket revenue alone?
The fact is that you think too much!
Because, all the home courts of Serie A clubs including Parma are not their own!
And belong to the local municipal government!

The ticket income is not owned by the club, but by the city government, and then according to the contract signed by both parties, the money is distributed in proportion.

But the big head must belong to the city government.

There is a data comparison.The ticket revenue of Premier League clubs accounted for 30.00% of their total revenue11.00, while the proportion of Italian clubs was only [-]%. Excluding the fact that the attendance rate of Serie A is lower than that of the Premier League, this proportion cannot be justified.

In addition to the ticket revenue being drawn by the city government, the club also has to pay stadium rent.In addition, the maintenance costs and security costs of the stadium are also paid by the club.

In addition, the municipal government has the final say on the management of billboards in the stadium, so Italian teams can get very little income in this regard.

In terms of ticket revenue, despite the fact that Parma can earn more than 200 million euros in a year, in fact, they may not even get half of it in the end, which is about 600 million euros.

It is pitifully small.

But it is not surprising that Inter Milan, which has the highest ticket revenue in Italy, had ticket revenue of only 20092010 million euros in the season when they won the Triple Crown in 900-[-], which is already the highest ticket revenue in Italy's history.

The normal income of Italian football clubs is only ten million euros. In the 05-06 season, Roma Football Club's package and retail ticket revenue was only 520 million euros.

It seems that they are 300 million euros less than Parma, but their home stadium can accommodate [-] fans to watch the game!

Compared with other giants in Europe, the tickets for Serie A clubs are really pitiful.The best references are Manchester United and Arsenal. In a season, these two clubs earned 600 million euros and 800 million euros in match day revenue respectively, and the stadium capacity of these two clubs Both are smaller than Inter Milan and Roma FC.

It is precisely because most of the ticket revenue is given to the government that many Italian clubs have plans to build new stadiums, because only when the stadium is completely owned by them can the ticket revenue truly become the main source of club income.