Close Brothers Seydler Research AG - BVB Aktie - Borussia Dortmund
Close Brothers Seydler Research AG - BVB Aktie - Borussia Dortmund
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Revenue development of the European “big five” leagues<br />
The English Premier League remained the highest revenue generating league in<br />
world football, but, with its clubs’ revenues staying flat at approximately<br />
EUR 2.680bn in FY 2011. The gap to the second ranked German Bundesliga<br />
decreased to EUR 870m from 1.04bn in FY 2010.<br />
Overview of “big 5”<br />
leagues<br />
Development gross revenue largest European leagues (excluding<br />
transfer revenues) in EUR m<br />
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Premier League Bundesliga Primera División Serie A Ligue 1<br />
Source: UEFA Benchmarking Bericht 2011, CBS <strong>Research</strong> <strong>AG</strong><br />
The German Bundesliga has the highest average attendances in European football<br />
(44,297) which helped consolidate its second placed with EUR 1.811bn for<br />
FY 2011 in revenue ranking. The Bundesliga achieved with 10.2% the highest<br />
revenue growth of Europe’s ‘big five’ leagues.<br />
Spain’s Primera División achieved a revenue growth of 3.2%, much of which was<br />
driven by increased revenues at Real Madrid and Barcelona. Both clubs generate<br />
more than half (58,8%) of the revenue or EUR 995m in the most polarized of<br />
Europe’s ‘big five’ leagues, in terms of revenue distribution within the league.<br />
Revenues in Italy’s Serie A increased by EUR 52.7m (3.3%) to EUR 1.629bn, so<br />
Italy remains in fourth position and a long way ahead of France’s Ligue 1, whose<br />
revenues (EUR 1,130bn) grew by the second highest amount (5.3%) amongst the<br />
‘big five’ leagues.<br />
Outside of the ‘big five’ countries, Russia (EUR 800m), Turkey (EUR 500m), and<br />
The Netherlands (EUR 480m) have the largest revenue generating leagues.<br />
Revenues of the top 20 football clubs<br />
In 2011/12 the top 20 league clubs with the highest remuneration generated over<br />
EUR 4.8bn represented an increase of 10% in comparison to the previous year<br />
(EUR 4.4bn). In contrast to Europe’s top leagues the football’s top 20 earning clubs<br />
contribute over one third (36.45%) of the total revenues of the European football<br />
market (EUR 13,169bn for FY 2011 according to UEFA). Interesting to note is that<br />
all of the top 20 clubs are based in one of Europe’s ‘big five’ European markets –<br />
England (7), Italy (5), Germany (4), Spain (2), and France (2). Revenues exclude<br />
player transfer fees, VAT and other sales related taxes.<br />
Top 20 football clubs<br />
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