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AC Milan
fromSempreMilan
2 days ago

Romano: Christmas arrives early as Origi finally agrees to terminate Milan deal

Divock Origi has signed paperwork terminating his AC Milan contract and will be available from the start of 2026.
AC Milan
fromSempreMilan
1 month ago

Wage bill, amortisation and top earners: How Milan compare with their rivals

AC Milan have a relatively low wage bill compared with Serie A rivals, reflecting amortisation and deliberate cost-management within the squad.
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Bayern Munich
fromBavarian Football Works
6 months ago

Max Eberl is ready to replace Thomas Muller and Leroy Sane...after the Club World Cup

Bayern Munich is restructuring its squad by releasing high-salaried veterans to balance the wage bill and prepare for upcoming transfers.
UK politics
fromBusiness Matters
1 month ago

Senior staff expansion drives 29m rise in HMRC wage bill

HMRC's wage bill rose by £29.4 million in a year due to increased headcount, with growth in senior roles driving a 10.3% pay-bill increase.
FC Barcelona
fromBarca Universal
2 months ago

Barcelona treasurer assures club's finances are under control - 'We're not a sick patient' | Barca Universal

Barça Licensing and Merchandising (BLM) is not for sale; the board never considered selling any percentage, including 49%.
fromCF Bayern Insider
2 months ago

Serge Gnabry ready to accept reduced salary for Bayern contract

Serge Gnabry wants to stay at Bayern Munich The ball is now in Bayern's court! Sporting director Max Eberl was charged in the summer with the important task of lowering the squad wage bill. After moves for Florian Wirtz and Nick Woltemade fell through, Eberl was hamstrung in the market, with Uli Hoeneß and the supervisory board ordering a loans-only policy.
Bayern Munich
Soccer (FIFA)
fromwww.bbc.com
3 months ago

Celtic left with 77m cash after bumper profit

Celtic recorded £33.9m profit, £77.3m cash, £143.6m revenue, increased wage bills, and invested heavily in players while prioritizing long-term financial stability.
fromBavarian Football Works
3 months ago

Bayern Munich's Karl-Heinz Rummenigge discusses the change in the football transfer market

The development of transfer fees must be viewed in the context of club revenue. In 2000, FC Bayern's revenue was 283 million Deutschmarks, equivalent to 144.7 million euros; last year it was 951.5 million euros, more than six times as much. The transfer fees aren't the problem; they are amortized over the term of the contract. In Harry Kane's case, with a four-year contract, the 100 million euros burden FC Bayern with 25 million euros per annum.
Soccer (FIFA)
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