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Borussia Dortmund: net loss of over 49 million euros in 2019/2020.

Context: The pause in German football created severe losses through matchday operations and only one cup game was played at the home of Borussia Dortmund limiting matchday income. This may lead to an inability to compete with other teams (e.g. transfer fees for top players) and compete at the top of the Bundesliga.

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- Income taxes payables has increased by $79 million in 2019
- Context: There is progressive taxation in China

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Positive - In the published 2019 financial accounts, Everton reported a turnover of £187.7million. Second highest in the Club’s history despite not competing in UEFA competitions
Negative - Club made an operating loss of £29.7m and after player trading the club recorded a total loss of £107m

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The NBA's revenue dropped 10% to $8.3 billion for the 2019-20 season amid losses because of the coronavirus pandemic

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The NBA's revenue dropped 10% to $8.3 billion for the 2019-20 season amid losses because of the coronavirus pandemic

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Positive- National Basketball Association expected a “significant increase” in its jersey patch revenue

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Leeds United made an Operating loss of £36 million  and increase in staff and player wages by £46 million.
The club's administrative costs - a figure that includes wages - were up by £22 million, showing where the loss comes from.

Gross profit rising from £32 million to £38 million, as all revenue streams from across the club saw a year-on-year rise

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broadcasting revenuesgrew from  258, 496 tusd in 2015 to 2,543,968 in 2018 = as a result of the broadcasting of the 2018 world cup

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-Negative: Revenue decreased by 17.9% from 101.6m pounds (2018) to 83.9m pounds (2019); lack of Champions League
-Positive: Gain on sale of player registration risen to 17.7m pounds (2019) from 16.5m pounds (2018); Gain reflects gains through selling players Dembele and Sviatchenko

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UEFA rights revenue increased by over 1m euro. 

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UEFA rights revenue increased by over 1m euro. 

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context - increased television broadcasting. especially in terms of European competitions - Europa and champions league. Almost every game is covered.

negative - Assets decreased substantially - especially with reference to deferred competition costs.
context - due to the delay of the euros?

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Negative: commercial revenues . As the season ended in March in Scotland, a number of commercial agreements were probably suspended.
Positive: income from players sales

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£20m loss  per month due to covid after banned on fans.
72 clubs anticipate a £200 million

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UEFA made a net loss of £46.5m in 2018/19, this is inline with the budget

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Negative Trend - Net liabilities have risen, potentially due to loss of players and loss of tv deals.

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-Positive: A liquidity reduced by only 18m pounds on Q2 of year 2020 (national lockdown)
Context: Pure Gym has acted swiftly in order to minimise their cash burn during the 3-month lockdown period

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Borussia Dortmund: Income from TV marketing

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Borussia Dortmund: Income from TV marketing

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-       Income from tv marketing increased by 2.4 million euros from 2018/19 to 2019/2020.

-       Context: Borussia Dortmund’s progress in the champions league, national cup competitions and the Bundesliga enabled them to still make gains from tv marketing despite the effects of COVID 19. Income from domestic cup competitions was significantly higher in 2019/20 than 2018/19.

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-Revenue increased from $36m to $39m
- Context: First year adopting new strategy focusing on core brands such as Jordan, Nike Direct. Revenue up 7%

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Tottenham: Sponsorship and hospitality revenue

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Tottenham: Sponsorship and hospitality revenue

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- 22% growth in the last year
- Context: Success in the UEFA Champions League in previous season increased the club's profile for sponsors and corporate hospitality. There is the new stadium factor too

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- Almost doubled in the last year
- Context: Spurs have the biggest net debt in English football and one of the biggest in European sport, which requires financing. The implications of that are yet to be seen, as it coincided with the covid-19 pandemic.