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A-League Transfer Revenue Soars as Youth Development Takes Centre Stage

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The A-League reported last week that Australia's international transfer revenue has increased by a staggering 1344% over the past three years. With 2023/24 recording transfer revenue of $16.5 million and 2024/25 reaching $16.9 million, these figures represent a significant improvement compared to the 2022 season, which recorded just $4.17 million in revenue. This growth coincides with recent data from the A-League showing that the 2024/25 season…

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A-League Transfer Revenue Soars as Youth Development Takes Centre Stage

The A-League reported last week that Australia's international transfer revenue has increased by a staggering 1344% over the past three years. With 2023/24 recording transfer revenue of $16.5 million and 2024/25 reaching $16.9 million, these figures represent a significant improvement compared to the 2022 season, which recorded just $4.17 million in revenue. This growth coincides with recent data from the A-League showing that the 2024/25 season…

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