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By looking at where possession is held before crosses are made, we can understand how the build-up structure supports a team's chance creation. Using last season's data sample, FC Internazionale Milano looked to be more direct than most with their build-up towards crosses with heavy possession being held in their box, whilst relying on more link-ups on the right, than left.

Today is the opening day of the Summer Olympic games in Paris. This is the 30th time the games have been staged. Over the next 16 days, 329 events will be completed. It's an inspiring event, but what does it have to do with retail? Leave it to Alan Morris to somehow link the two! In his latest article, our Non-Exec Director explains how each of the Olympic rings represents a key pillar of retail. Read more > https://lnkd.in/eiQ4K_SQ #Olympics #OlympicGames #retail #retailtech

For the fourth consecutive year, we collaborated with Hellas Verona FC. Here are the #results we achieved together: - +139% growth of the #database: thanks to the balance between commercial communications and user profiling, the result was optimal. Better results for e-commerce and more relevant communications for the user, who sees them not as invasive spam but as opportunities to take advantage of promotions that are useful to him. - Growth in #online orders: the increase in the database, combined with the work of analysing the data accumulated over the past few seasons, has allowed us to increase the effectiveness of our work, increasing the number of online orders received. - BENTE60DI Sold-out: The #project dedicated to the fourth special kit created in collaboration with Studio Fantastico and dedicated to the 60th anniversary of the Bentegodi Stadium, allowed us to achieve two interesting results. On one hand, the aesthetic cut given to the #product and the presentation campaign proved to be an important asset in terms of positioning, while on the other one the appreciation of the project by the fans also made it a useful asset in terms of orders and turnover, selling out very quickly.

Milan clubs investigate new stadium proposal: The city of Milan is seemingly ready to offer a $498.5m AUD proposal to reconstruct the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, in what is being considered as a last attempt to persuade AC Milan and Inter Milan that their futures will rest at their current home. Arco Associati, an architectural firm, is claimed to be behind the concept, which would see a new-look Meazza with a capacity of 75,000 - 5,000 more than the two stadia Milan and Inter are presently working on and around 800 less than the San Siro. The city's appeal is set to be heard on March 14, and any future attempts to reconstruct the Meazza would also need to persuade the two clubs. Both Milan and Inter have always been dubious of such a proposal, citing worries about how a restoration would fit in with the requirement to organise games, as well as whether a new-look Meazza would meet their goal of having a stadium capable of competing with the finest in Europe. Inter started a fan feedback campaign last month in preparation for their anticipated transfer to a new 70,000-seat stadium in the town of Rozzano. In October, Inter provided a preview of life beyond the San Siro by showing preliminary concept renderings from Populous of a new stadium that it hopes will open ahead of the 2028-29 season. In an address to shareholders as Inter disclosed record matchday revenues, CEO Alessandro Antonello said the delivery of a new stadium owned by Inter is "crucial" in accomplishing the club's larger mid-to-long-term aims. Inter has already won the exclusive right to conduct a feasibility study on the prospective building of a stadium on the property. The club has until the end of April 2024 to investigate the concept. In September, first proposals were submitted to the Mayors of Rozzano and Assago. Inter and its local rival had previously collaborated on a combined Nuovo Stadio Milan project on the site of the Meazza, but continuous delays forced both to reconsider their plans. Milan declared its first profit in over two decades in October, with record sales of over $670 million, as the club revealed that its owners had already committed $66.27 million in pushing plans to build a new stadium in San Donato. The post Milan clubs investigate new stadium proposal appeared first on Soccerscene. #Football #Soccer #FootballNews

One of the best things about digital marketplaces is that they let you round our your assortment as a retailer and give your customers what they still expect to find from you. Case in point: the largest department store in Mexico now sells a heck of a lot of tires through its marketplace. Talk about the rubber meeting the road!

Hey everyone! Check out this fascinating article from BBC about the impact of Euros and summer discounts on retail sales. It's a great read for anyone interested in the retail industry. The article discusses how the Euro 2020 football championship and summer promotions have given a significant boost to retail sales across Europe. It's interesting to see how these events can have such a positive impact on the retail sector. What are your thoughts on this? Have you noticed any changes in consumer behavior due to the Euros or summer discounts? I'd love to hear your insights! #RetailSales #Euros2020 #SummerDiscounts https://ift.tt/47Awrof

⚽💼 Real Madrid: Leading the Game On and Off the Pitch! 🌟💰 Real Madrid isn't just excelling in soccer; they're also dominating the merchandise arena with the highest-valued jerseys in European club soccer! 👑⚪️ Football Benchmark reports that Real pulls in a remarkable €190 million ($205 million) annually from Adidas and Emirates, setting a new standard for jersey deals. 💸🔥 Their rivals Barcelona trail closely, while Paris Saint-Germain and Premier League giants like Arsenal, Manchester United, Manchester City, and Chelsea lag behind. ⚽🔝 But Real's jersey dominance extends beyond their deals. With a recent €70 million ($75 million) partnership with IT giant HP, their appeal to brands is undeniable. 💼💻 Though fans might grumble about prices, the demand for iconic club kits remains sky-high, ensuring substantial profits for suppliers. 💰💪 For Real, it's not just about jerseys; it's about a brand built on triumph and star power. And as they edge closer to another La Liga victory, their dominance, both on and off the field, continues to flourish. 🏆✨ 📸: Real Madrid unveils collaborative collection with Y3 in 2024 / Real Madrid Football Club #RealMadrid #JerseyValue #WinningFormula #FootballBusiness #BrandSuccess #FootballCommerce

Professional sport, particularly #football, promotes some of the world’s strongest and most recognisable #brands. 2024's most valuable football club brand Real Madrid C.F. is also the strongest, with a brand strength index (BSI) score of 96.3/100. This positions Real Madrid among the world's strongest brands, even surpassing giants like Google, Ferrari, and The Coca-Cola Company. An iconic heritage, passionate fanbase, and strong brand perceptions—not just in sporting metrics but also in ESG areas—solidify Liverpool Football Club position as the second-strongest football club brand, while Manchester City Football Club rounds out the top three. Football 50 2024 report: https://lnkd.in/dk_Fi6K

Learn more about the game-changing trends and the dynamic transformations that are happening now in racquet sports. 🎾 Our recent collaboration with RacquetX shines a light on the industry's transformation. Get the rundown in our recent blog post: https://heyor.ca/Ek0Kj8

ICYMI: Milan clubs investigate new stadium proposal: The city of Milan is seemingly ready to offer a $498.5m AUD proposal to reconstruct the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, in what is being considered as a last attempt to persuade AC Milan and Inter Milan that their futures will rest at their current home. Arco Associati, an architectural firm, is claimed to be behind the concept, which would see a new-look Meazza with a capacity of 75,000 - 5,000 more than the two stadia Milan and Inter are presently working on and around 800 less than the San Siro. The city's appeal is set to be heard on March 14, and any future attempts to reconstruct the Meazza would also need to persuade the two clubs. Both Milan and Inter have always been dubious of such a proposal, citing worries about how a restoration would fit in with the requirement to organise games, as well as whether a new-look Meazza would meet their goal of having a stadium capable of competing with the finest in Europe. Inter started a fan feedback campaign last month in preparation for their anticipated transfer to a new 70,000-seat stadium in the town of Rozzano. In October, Inter provided a preview of life beyond the San Siro by showing preliminary concept renderings from Populous of a new stadium that it hopes will open ahead of the 2028-29 season. In an address to shareholders as Inter disclosed record matchday revenues, CEO Alessandro Antonello said the delivery of a new stadium owned by Inter is "crucial" in accomplishing the club's larger mid-to-long-term aims. Inter has already won the exclusive right to conduct a feasibility study on the prospective building of a stadium on the property. The club has until the end of April 2024 to investigate the concept. In September, first proposals were submitted to the Mayors of Rozzano and Assago. Inter and its local rival had previously collaborated on a combined Nuovo Stadio Milan project on the site of the Meazza, but continuous delays forced both to reconsider their plans. Milan declared its first profit in over two decades in October, with record sales of over $670 million, as the club revealed that its owners had already committed $66.27 million in pushing plans to build a new stadium in San Donato. The post Milan clubs investigate new stadium proposal appeared first on Soccerscene. #Football #Soccer #FootballNews