Re: Juventus Finances Thread

by S Mon Sep 08, 2014 5:20 pm

https://i.imgur.com/lmpGon5.png

Wage bill for 2013-14 : €115m

Wage bill for 2014-15 : €118m

by salmano9 Mon Sep 08, 2014 5:42 pm

S wrote:https://i.imgur.com/lmpGon5.png

Wage bill for 2013-14 : €115m

Wage bill for 2104-15 : €118m

yep, thats the pic i was talking about in pogba's thread.

by GIGItheBest Mon Sep 08, 2014 8:28 pm

Why does Tevez earn more than Vidal? I think Vidal deserves more than 4 million. Btw I think when Tevez leaves, we can have a bigger chance to sign a big player because his wages would be gone.

by salmano9 Mon Sep 08, 2014 9:05 pm

I think that we would sign Reus in a couple more years. His buyout clause is like 25m-35m which is relatively cheap

by Tomwin Lannister Mon Sep 08, 2014 9:08 pm

Reus may not pick us though

He's playing at a club already on a similar level, plus it's his own country and the BuLi is currently better than Serie A for the most part. If he were to leave it would be to one of the financially elite clubs.

Although from an optimistic point of view the 2 Spanish sides have absolutely no room for an attacker. However he'll probably replace Ribery at Bayern.

by Juventude Tue Sep 23, 2014 1:15 pm

Juventus increase revenue and debt
By Football Italia staff

Juventus released their financial report to June 2014 with a marked increase in revenue, but still running at a loss of €6.7m.

The Bianconeri are to consider this an improvement, as in 2012-13 the club ran at a loss of €15.9m.

Revenue increased by €32m this year to €315.8m, an 11 per cent improvement, however the Bianconeri are in debt to the tune of €206m compared to €160.3m in June 2013.

Some of that is down to investment in the Continassa construction project, which plans to form a training ground, hotel and Concept store behind the Juventus Stadium.

by dronte Wed Sep 24, 2014 6:50 am

If I recall well most of our debt were down to the Stadium project (which is already paying back very well) and now the Continassa, both of which are great long term investments.

We still have many years until those start to generate "real" money and clear our debt, but once the time comes we will be loaded with money. Hopefully.

by DeviAngel Wed Dec 10, 2014 12:18 pm

This is how much Juventus have earned in the Champions League

Qualifying for the second round of the Champions League doesn’t just provide pleasure from a sporting perspective for Juventus, but also smiles from an economic point of view as well.

Although Allegri’s men have to wait to find out who they will play in the second round, the Bianconeri can take comfort in knowing how much money they’ve earned so far this season in Europe’s number 1 competition. Andrea Agnelli’s side have already earned € 8,6 million for qualifying to the group stage of the Champions League as well as another € 3,5 million based on their results (€ 1 million for a win and € 500.000 for a draw). Also the Italian champions are entitled to € 22,6 million from the market pool based on TV rights which is shared between Juventus and Roma based on last years rankings.

To this another € 5 million is added from gate receipts as well as € 3,5 million in prize money for qualifying to the second round. In total Juventus have earned € 43,2 million so far, but stand to make much more as the club will earn more from gate receipts, prize money (still € 1 million for a win and € 500.000 for a draw) as well as the second installment of the market pool which is decided based on how far the club goes in the Champions League, but can land anywhere between 13 to 27 million Euro’s.

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