The reduced number of spectators to come to the stadium to be one cause of the loss of Italian football. According to a report made by the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) in conjunction withPricewaterhouseCoopers and arel, carrying Italian football suffereda loss of 428 million euros last season.
Losses were increased by 80 million euros, or 23 percent, from a loss the previous season. Only 19 of the 70 top clubs from the fourdivisions are able to make profits.
Overall, revenue from football has decreased, with only earned 2.8billion euros, a 1.2 percent decline from the previous season.
Top division, Serie A, noting the majority of these losses (82percent), although it decreased two percent of their share in theseason 2009/2010. Production costs increased 1.5 percent to 2.9million euros, resulting in a loss of 428 million euros.
However, it should be noted that the rate of increase in production costs have been reduced significantly from 6.8 percent in winter2009/2010, and 6.4 percent in winter 2008/2009, to just 1.5 per cent at present.
One of the factors that cause increased loss is a decrease in the number of spectators, who reached four percent in the fourthdivision. Recorded only 13.3 million people who entered the stadium in the season 2010/2011.
Increasing decline in the number of viewers is most prevalent in the lower divisions, while Serie A only decreased 2.4 percent, while thefourth division decreased the number of spectators reached nearly20 percent.
The result they lost 22.4 million euros from ticket revenues inprofessional football, from 275.4 million euros to 253 million euros.Proceeds from tickets are only ten percent of revenues Italian clubs.
The stadium filled on average 56 percent of its capacity in Serie A.While the Champions League matches this percentage increased to 67 percent.
Losses were increased by 80 million euros, or 23 percent, from a loss the previous season. Only 19 of the 70 top clubs from the fourdivisions are able to make profits.
Overall, revenue from football has decreased, with only earned 2.8billion euros, a 1.2 percent decline from the previous season.
Top division, Serie A, noting the majority of these losses (82percent), although it decreased two percent of their share in theseason 2009/2010. Production costs increased 1.5 percent to 2.9million euros, resulting in a loss of 428 million euros.
However, it should be noted that the rate of increase in production costs have been reduced significantly from 6.8 percent in winter2009/2010, and 6.4 percent in winter 2008/2009, to just 1.5 per cent at present.
One of the factors that cause increased loss is a decrease in the number of spectators, who reached four percent in the fourthdivision. Recorded only 13.3 million people who entered the stadium in the season 2010/2011.
Increasing decline in the number of viewers is most prevalent in the lower divisions, while Serie A only decreased 2.4 percent, while thefourth division decreased the number of spectators reached nearly20 percent.
The result they lost 22.4 million euros from ticket revenues inprofessional football, from 275.4 million euros to 253 million euros.Proceeds from tickets are only ten percent of revenues Italian clubs.
The stadium filled on average 56 percent of its capacity in Serie A.While the Champions League matches this percentage increased to 67 percent.
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