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Premier League Revenues to Rise by 25%
Premier League clubs’ revenue reached a record £2.36bn in 2011-12, according to football finance experts at Deloitte. It estimates revenue grew to £2.5bn in 2012-13, and will grow by a further £600m, or 25%, in 2013-14, when the league’s new broadcast deal kicks in. Deloitte says this should take the projected revenue of Premier League clubs above £3bn for the first time.
It says this cash, plus new spending rules, “could provide huge benefits to the long-term development” of football. “Despite operating in a challenging economic environment, English club football’s profile, exposure and increasingly global interest have continued to drive revenue growth for the top clubs,” said Dan Jones, partner in the Sports Business Group at Deloitte.
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In the second tier of English Football - the Championship - spending on wages increased by £53m (13%) to £476m in 2011-12. Deloitte says this was driven in part by the number of clubs being in receipt of parachute payments from the Premier League and the change in the mix of clubs.”Championship clubs continue to overstretch off the field as they seek playing success to reach the Premier League,” Jones said. (Agency)
