While the soccer ball is asking, struggling european clubs in order to keep the economy afloat.
Nor fodboldverdenens economic epicenter can withstand the impact of coronaviruses.
It allowed the european topligaer true, after that the worldwide epidemic has put a stop to almost all football.
Are you in doubt about the severity, can take a look at the Bayern Munich. The southern German club is one of the world’s richest, but even here the players allegedly agreed to a pay cut.
the Clubs simply do not have enough saved away to manage when there are no more new money into in connection with, for example, match days.
It’s the same in Spain. Here are the clubs, however, got a helping hand of the country’s football federation, which has launched a rescue plan with the help from a number of Spanish banks in the form of a bank overdraft of nearly four billion kroner.
– We want to give a helping hand to professional football, said the federation’s president, Luis Rubiales, on håndsrækningen.
the Flow of tv money down in klubkasserne can also risk stop, if the ball gets to lie still.
In all, it can according to audit firm KPMG end up costing the big five european leagues – England, Spain, Germany, Italy and France – more than 30 billion dollars, if the season is not completed.
It is therefore not inconceivable that the soon-to-be played football again, but behind closed doors, so just the tv money does not run out between your fingers.
– If we do not as soon as possible starting to play matches behind closed doors, there is no reason to speculate about in future, there will be 18 or 20 clubs in the German league. There will not even exist 20 clubs, said the director of The German Ligaforening (DFL) Christian Seifert, according to AFP earlier in the week.
The best Danish fodboldrækker is also affected. The organization of division has previously said that the clubs in the Superliga and 1. division lose about 20 million in all, if a round of the game take place without spectators.
None of the players in the best Danish series is so far gone down in salary. Several of the clubs are helped by the government’s stimulus plan to pay a portion of the repatriated employee’s salary.
the Superliga, 1. and 2. division is suspended indefinitely.
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