FOOTBALLING FIASCO: THE EUROPEAN SUPER LEAGUE - The Agenda with Stephen Cole
The Agenda
•
6m 42s
For a few days earlier this year, it looked like Europe was about to get a brand-new football competition.
But no sooner had 12 of the continent’s largest clubs, including Real Madrid, Manchester City and Juventus, announced plans for the European Super League than it all collapsed in a bitter round of acrimony from fans, managers, players and administrators alike.
So, what is the true fallout from that fiasco? And what does it say about the state of football and its finances? Dan Jones, Head of the Sports Business Group at Deloitte joins Stephen to consider the future.
MEET THE EXPERT
Dan Jones is the Head of the Sports Business Group at Deloitte.
In that role he advises high profile clients including clubs, leagues, governing bodies, governments, agencies, investors and commercial partners on issues including strategic, commercial, financial, regulatory, organizational and structural matters.
He also edits Deloitte’s Annual Review of Football Finance and the Football Money League.
Watch #TheAgenda in full and find out more at:
https://www.cgtn.com/europe/the-agenda 📲
Follow CGTN Europe on social media and other platforms👇🏼
https://stories.cgtneurope.tv/follow-cgtn-europe/index.html
Up Next in The Agenda
-
FOOTBALL’S FEMALE FUTURE - The Agenda...
Whilst the collapse of the European Super League and the impact of COVID may have dominated the footballing headlines in the last year, there have been some positive recent trends in the world of football.
Possibly none more so than the rise of the women’s game – which has gained an extraordinar...
-
INSIDE INTER MILAN - The Agenda with ...
European football, like many other sports, has been hit hard by the pandemic – over the past two seasons around 6 billion euros in revenue has been lost, according to Steven Zhang, the Chairman of Inter Milan.
And that’s because the stadiums were empty as his club won their first Serie A title f...
-
COSTING THE EARTH - The Agenda with S...
As governments around the world set up increasingly tough green targets, it’s becoming equally clear that investment in saving the planet is also going to increase.
A new report from the UN Environment Programme, the World Economic Forum and the Economics of Land Degradation has put a figure on ...
