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UEFA has published a report on the financial and investment landscape of European clubs. The process can be found on the official website of the organization.

Consequently, in the 2022 financial year, the total income of clubs that play in the highest divisions of the European leagues was a little less than 24 billion. The euro is a record high. It turns out that in 2023 the growth rate is expected to exceed 26 billion. Euro.

It is noted that, regardless of the coronavirus pandemic and its legacy, over the last ten years the total income of clubs increased by an average of one billion euros per river and grew from 15 to a forecast of 26 billion euros.

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UEFA allocates 5% of club revenues to member clubs, and 6. The 5% that was lost will be invested in the financing of amateur businesses and mass football.. In addition, over the past ten years, revenues from tournaments under UEFA have increased by 122%.

It also means that during the pandemic, despite the loss of income and the decline in the transfer market, the clubs’ salaries increased significantly. In 2022, clubs in France spent 89% of club revenue on salaries, Belgium - 88%, and Italy - 83%.