Most clubs rely heavily on TV revenue especially the PL-clubs. Real Madrid for example only has 14% of their income coming from TV-money while 43% comes from marketing. Is this the future of football business and the only chance clubs have to fight back against the heavy tv-money Premier League is generating?
Hearts nearly broke the Celtic‑Rangers duopoly and finished second. Considering their budget and ownership structure, is this one of Europe’s biggest overperformances?
The 2026 World Cup is adapting many things from major US sports/leagues. FIFA uses dynamic pricing, extreme parking fees, a new resale platform with no real limits which makes the overall matchday costs significantly higher than previous world cups. This raises a bigger question: Is this the future of global football or is it just a one‑off because the tournament is hosted in the US, Canada, and Mexico?
Clubs pay the salaries.
Clubs take the injury risk.
Clubs develop the players.
Should they receive a bigger share of World Cup revenue?
Roma, Milan & Inter, Fiorentina… all have projects underway, but all face delays or some problems. Who do you think will actually finish first and why?