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Hi,I m currently playing with Milan and finished the season with 80 million Euros, won the CL and Serie A so i gained good money. I received another 80 million Euros from the Serie A TV rights,didnt buy any player yet, however i still have 72 million Euros showing on my balance. Could someone explain about the finance? Let me remind you I have to financial feeder clubs as well! I just dont understand my money doesnt go up but down although my winning prizes and all that income? Thanks
You don't get you TV money in one lump sum any more. It is spread out over the year so that will explain why you're not seeing a 40m Euro rise in balance straight away.
As for the 8m you lost that's probably down to the squad win bonuses for the cups and the league, which are paid out at the end of the season, coupled with the fact that in the off-season you're not getting any income from match day ticket sales for a few months, but are still paying out the same money in wages etc.
Thanks for the info on Serie A tv rights..didnt know about that!!Is there a guarantee that the more financial affiliate club you have, the more merchandising money u ll get?I m asking this as Milan had already one from America and made 53 million, I kept that one plus added another one from China but i more or less made the same money!
Originally posted by aliatam:
Thanks for the info on Serie A tv rights..didnt know about that!!Is there a guarantee that the more financial affiliate club you have, the more merchandising money u ll get?I m asking this as Milan had already one from America and made 53 million, I kept that one plus added another one from China but i more or less made the same money!
It really depends on the club you have as an affiliate. As a general rule, yes you should make more money. But with some you might end up paying them more than you actually make in merchandising.