[Albion] Albion rise to 23rd in Deloitte world money league

[El Presidente]

…and could rise higher this season too on the back of the Europa League campaign. Each position higher in PL worth about £2.5m (Premire League no longer publishing data as part of their commitment to a lack of transparency) so going from 9th to 6th added £7.5m. FA Cup progress helped a little too.

8 clubs from PL in top 20
14 clubs from PL in top 30. Strength of PL shown by fact that a small club such as Crystal Palace in the top 30

 

[Kinky Gerbil]

…and could rise higher this season too on the back of the Europa League campaign. Each position higher in PL worth about £2.5m (Premire League no longer publishing data as part of their commitment to a lack of transparency) so going from 9th to 6th added £7.5m. FA Cup progress helped a little too.

8 clubs from PL in top 20
14 clubs from PL in top 30. Strength of PL shown by fact that a small club such as Crystal Palace in the top 30

I'm assuming City are 2nd based on prize money?

 

[Stat Brother]

palace and Everton in the top 30 is the easiest way to explain why The European Super League isn't going away, anytime soon.

 

[Anger]

8 clubs from PL in top 20
14 clubs from PL in top 30. Strength of PL shown by fact that a small club such as Crystal Palace in the top 30

L’il ol’ Palace in the top 30?!

Ahhh…. bless ‘em. They’re really punching above their weight there.

 

[One Teddy Maybank]

When you look at the top 20 clubs.

23rd is amazing…..

Withdean seems a million miles away, never mind Priestfield and the Goldstone.

 

[sparkie]

The 23rd biggest club in the world. Top stuff

 

[CheeseRolls]

For a city with less than 300k population, this is exceptional.

 

[The Fits]

Amazing.
Two things....
1. I'm not sure I trust Man City's revenue figures given the charges they're facing (realise that's retrospective but they've been accused of basically making up years of income)..I'm still yet to see a Man City shirt out and about in Bristol
2. We must have one of if not the largest gaps between generated revenue and wages...

 

[The Wookiee]

Deloitte Football Money League 2024

The 27th edition of the Deloitte Football Money League profiles the highest revenue generating clubs in world football over the 2022/23 season.

www2.deloitte.com

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

The 23rd biggest club in the world. Top stuff

Mind-boggling really

 

[Weststander]

We've come a long, long way together
Through the hard times and the good.

 

[Weststander]

Amazing.
Two things....
1. I'm not sure I trust Man City's revenue figures given the charges they're facing (realise that's retrospective but they've been accused of basically making up years of income)..I'm still yet to see a Man City shirt out and about in Bristol
2. We must have one of if not the largest gaps between generated revenue and wages...

No one trusts their income figure. Despite football rules on open market-based based commercial income, for some reason already years ago their commercial income was greater than each of Manure, Barca and Real.

 

[Farehamseagull]

Amazing.
Two things....
1. I'm not sure I trust Man City's revenue figures given the charges they're facing (realise that's retrospective but they've been accused of basically making up years of income)..I'm still yet to see a Man City shirt out and about in Bristol
2. We must have one of if not the largest gaps between generated revenue and wages...

There are a lot of Haaland and Grealish shirts in Hampshire and their worldwide profile has grown massively

 

[Brok]

All these figures... I find it quite intriguing how palace are, for all intents and purposes, not that far away from us.

 

[studio150]

palace and Everton in the top 30 is the easiest way to explain why The European Super League isn't going away, anytime soon.

Can't see either of these big clubs being asked to join.

 

[nickbrighton]

All these figures... I find it quite intriguing how palace are, for all intents and purposes, not that far away from us.

Quite simply because of the money from Broadcast rights, which make up the vast majority of income, and wouldnt be substantially different from any of the clubs outside the "big six" (or 7 now Newcastle have sold their soul)

 

[GingerBeerMan]

All these figures... I find it quite intriguing how palace are, for all intents and purposes, not that far away from us.

Why would they be though? We're relatively similar in most aspects. The extra £25m seems to closely fit with the prize money from league position and FA cup run, and maybe a few £m extra from merchandise sales (we thank Mitoma for that).

 

[Stat Brother]

Can't see either of these big clubs being asked to join.

Can see all the actual big clubs saying:-

"Oh f##k off".

 

[um bongo molongo]

There are a lot of Haaland and Grealish shirts in Hampshire and their worldwide profile has grown massively

I was chatting to someone who coaches under 9s on Saturday and he said the kids are all obsessed with Haaland

 

[Wardy's twin]

All these figures... I find it quite intriguing how palace are, for all intents and purposes, not that far away from us.

Same thought occured to me.....