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Premier League TV Revenue Increase Was Close to Rest of European Soccer Combined, UEFA Says
UEFA reports Premier League's TV revenue growth nearly matches €1.6 billion increase across 53 other European leagues from 2014-24, showing widening financial disparity.
- On Thursday, UEFA reported Premier League clubs' TV revenue growth from 2014-24 nearly equalled the rest of Europe combined, benefiting from a 1.5 billion euros increase over the decade.
- The report highlighted widening inequality in European clubs' total revenue growth, relying on audited club financial notes 2021-25 covering television income and transfer activity.
- Data show Premier League clubs' total revenue rose by 3.5 billion euros while the 76 clubs in France, Germany, Italy and Spain grew by 5.9 billion euros.
- England provided five of the eight clubs that automatically qualified for the Champions League last 16, and Newcastle joined them on Tuesday with a 9-3 aggregate win over Qarabag.
- Transfer data show UEFA said Premier League's net transfer spend was 794m at Manchester United, 754m at Chelsea, and 675m at Arsenal, based on audited notes 2021-25.
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Premier League TV revenue increase was close to rest of European soccer combined, UEFA says
A new UEFA report has found that Premier League clubs enjoyed an increase in television revenue almost equal to the rest of European club soccer combined from 2014 to 2024.
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