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NEW SEASONS: THE FAVOURITE TEAMS CIES #Football #Observatory (Weekly #Post n° 427) Issue 427 of the CIES Football Observatory Weekly Post ranks the teams in #69 leagues around the world according to the average experience level of players in the squad. Experience is calculated by weighting minutes played in official club or national team #matches over the last year by the sporting level of the games, with a maximum possible value of 100. 👉 https://lnkd.in/ea6F74sD For the European big-5, Manchester City Football Club  (85.6 and 63.2), Real Madrid C.F. (82.5 / 60.6), FC Bayern München  (73.4 / 52.3) and Paris Saint-Germain (67.9 / 48.5) have the highest values for both ‘starters’ (i.e. the eleven most experienced players) and ‘substitutes’ (up to the next eleven). In #Italy, FC Internazionale Milano and SSC Napoli are tied for the first (72.7), while ACF Fiorentina leads the way for the second (47.6). The Tuscans could therefore be the surprise package of the season. In #Argentina, Club Atlético River Plate are first for the ‘starters’ and Club Atlético Boca Juniors for the ‘substitutes’. In #Brazil, surprise leaders Botafogo de Futebol e Regatas are behind S.E. Palmeiras, Clube de Regatas do Flamengo and Fluminense Football Club. In Major League Soccer (MLS) , Messi’s Inter Miami CF have the most experienced starters, while Philadelphia Union have the best bench. In #Turkey, Fenerbahçe SK are expected to take the title from Galatasaray SK, while Sport Lisboa e Benfica should retain their crown in #Portugal, as should Al Ittihad club نادي الاتحاد السعودي in #SaudiArabia.

Only 3 football teams have made more than €400m from player trading in the last 10 years. ✅ The top 15 teams per player trading Here are the teams with the highest positive player trading since 2014 (€) ☑ 1-5: The Portugal's Decade 1. Sport Lisboa e Benfica: 764m 2. AFC Ajax: 434m 3. AS Monaco: 402m 4. Sporting Clube de Portugal: 376m 5. FC Porto: 352m ☑ 6-10: French teams and more 6. LOSC: 350m 7. Olympique Lyonnais Groupe: 336m 8. FC Red Bull Salzburg: 289m 9. PSV: 262m 10. GNK Dinamo: 251m ☑ 11-15: It's not only about Europe 11. Atalanta B.C.: 227m 12. SC Braga: 222m 13. FC Shakhtar Donetsk: 208m 14. Udinese Calcio: 196m 15. Club Atlético River Plate: 179m ✅ Facts ▪ 1 team outside UEFA leagues ▪ 3 teams from Portugal in the first five ▪ The difference between Benfica (1st) and Ajax (2nd) is huge: 👉 The departures of João Félix and Enzo Fernández weigh heavily. ❓ Which teams will dominate this ranking in the next 10 years? #footballbusiness #linkedinsports #sportbusiness Data: "CIES Football Observatory" report on the 100 most active clubs in terms of financial transaction volume over the last 10 years.

The Masters of Player Trading. Who are they? In the last 10 years, only 3 teams have made more than €400m from the player trading. ✅ The 15 teams with the highest positive spending since 2014 (€ millions) ☑ 1-5: Portugal's Decade 1. Sport Lisboa e Benfica: 764m 2. AFC Ajax: 434m 3. AS Monaco: 402m 4. Sporting Clube de Portugal: 376m 5. FC Porto: 352m ☑ 6-10: French teams and more 6. LOSC: 350m 7. Olympique Lyonnais Groupe: 336m 8. FC Red Bull Salzburg: 289m 9. PSV: 262m 10. GNK Dinamo: 251m ☑ 11-15: It's not only about Europe 11. Atalanta B.C.: 227m 12. SC Braga: 222m 13. FC Shakhtar Donetsk: 208m 14. Udinese Calcio: 196m 15. Club Atlético River Plate: 179m ✅ Facts ✔ 1 team outside UEFA leagues. ✔ 3 teams from #portugal in the first five! ✔ The difference between Benfica (1st) and Ajax (2nd) is huge: 👉 The departures of João Félix and Enzo Fernández weigh heavily. ❓ Which teams will dominate this ranking in the next 10 years? #footballbusiness #linkedinsports #sportbusiness Data: "CIES Football Observatory" report on the 100 most active clubs in terms of financial transaction volume over the last 10 years. 

Only 3 teams have made +€400m from the player trading in the last 10 years. ✅ The highest positive spending since 2014 (€ millions) ☑ Portugal's Decade 🇵🇹 1. Sport Lisboa e Benfica: 764m 2. AFC Ajax: 434m 3. AS Monaco: 402m 4. Sporting Clube de Portugal: 376m 5. FC Porto: 352m ☑ French teams and more 🇫🇷 6. LOSC: 350m 7. Olympique Lyonnais Groupe: 336m 8. FC Red Bull Salzburg: 289m 9. PSV: 262m 10. GNK Dinamo: 251m ☑ It's not only about Europe 🇪🇺 11. Atalanta B.C.: 227m 12. SC Braga: 222m 13. FC Shakhtar Donetsk: 208m 14. Udinese Calcio: 196m 15. Club Atlético River Plate: 179m ✅ Facts ✔ 1 team outside UEFA leagues ✔ 3 teams from Portugal in the first five ✔ The difference between Benfica (1st) and Ajax (2nd) is huge: 👉 The departures of João Félix and Enzo Fernández weigh heavily. ❓ Which teams will dominate this ranking in the next 10 years? #footballbusiness #linkedinsports #sportbusiness Data: "CIES Football Observatory" report on the 100 most active clubs in terms of financial transaction volume over the last 10 years.

In the last 10 years, only 3 teams have made more than €400m from the player trading. Who are they? ✅ The 15 teams with the highest positive spending since 2014 (€) 1. Sport Lisboa e Benfica: +764m 2. AFC Ajax: +434m 3. AS Monaco: +402m 4. Sporting Clube de Portugal: +376m 5. FC Porto: +352m 6. LOSC: +350m 7. Olympique Lyonnais Groupe: +336m 8. FC Red Bull Salzburg: +289m 9. PSV: +262m 10.GNK Dinamo: +251m 11. Atalanta B.C.: +227m 12. SC Braga: +222m 13. FC Shakhtar Donetsk: +208m 14. Udinese Calcio: +196m 15. Club Atlético River Plate: +179m ✅ Facts ☑ 1 team outside UEFA leagues. ☑ 3 teams from Portugal in the first five! ☑ The difference between Benfica and Ajax is huge. The sales of João Félix and Enzo Fernández weigh heavily. ❓ Which new teams will be part of this ranking in the next 10 years? #footballbusiness #linkedinsports #sportbusiness Source: CIES Football Observatory has produced a report on the 100 most active clubs in terms of financial transaction volume over the last 10 years. 

🌨️🔄 𝗪𝗶𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗿 𝗧𝗿𝗮𝗻𝘀𝗳𝗲𝗿 𝗪𝗶𝗻𝗱𝗼𝘄 ⚽💸 As we enter the winter transfer window, let's take a trip down memory lane and revisit the highest winter transfers ever recorded. Teams often look to strengthen their squads during this critical period for various reasons, such as addressing long-term injuries, boosting their chances in multiple title races, or making strategic adjustments based on the team's performance in the first half of the season. 💼 𝗛𝗲𝗿𝗲 𝗮𝗿𝗲 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝘁𝗼𝗽 𝟱 𝘄𝗶𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗿 𝘁𝗿𝗮𝗻𝘀𝗳𝗲𝗿𝘀: Philippe Coutinho to FC Barcelona: €135M Enzo Fernandez to Chelsea Football Club: €121M Mykhailo Mudryk to Chelsea Football Club: €100M (€70M+€30M add-ons) Virgil Van Dijk to Liverpool Football Club: €85M Dusan Vlahovic to Juventus Football Club: €83.5M 🚀 𝗢𝗽𝗶𝗻𝗶𝗼𝗻: 𝗧𝗲𝗮𝗺𝘀 𝗶𝗻 𝗙𝗼𝗰𝘂𝘀 🚀 Newcastle United Football Club faces a crucial decision after the serious injury to Nick Pope. A goalkeeper is a top priority, and options like David De Gea (currently a free agent) or Diogo Costa (potentially requiring a €75M investment) could be on their radar. On the attacking front, Arsenal F.C might be eyeing a goal-scoring boost to keep pace with other title contenders. Arsenal might consider Viktor Gyokeres from Sporting Clube de Portugal. Taking the Portuguese league by storm, Gyokeres is a dynamic option but would require a significant investment of €100M. 🤔 Which other teams do you think should make moves in the winter transfer window? 🔄 Share your thoughts below! ⚽ #WinterTransfers #FootballTalk #TransferMarketMadness #NewcastleUnited #Arsenal #PremierLeague❄️🔄

Only Messi can pull this off!!!🐐 📖 Exploring the depths of football strategy, I recently stumbled upon Gary Curneen's MSC article, "Marcelo Bielsa: Five Ways to Lose a Marker." Among the wealth of tactical insights, one concept particularly stood out: Marcelo Bielsa's "Reception After Counter-Anticipating." This method immediately reminded me of Lionel Messi's physics-defying goal in 2009. 🚀In the below given match video between FC Barcelona vs Malaga Club de Futbol S.A.D. Messi exemplifies this technique flawlessly. What appears as an intercepted pass is actually Messi's calculated anticipation in action. With lightning reflexes, he seizes the opportunity before anyone else can blink. ⚡️With two defenders closing in, milliseconds separate him from losing possession. Yet, with unmatched finesse, he navigates past them with a single, audacious dribble, the ball hovering tantalizingly above the ground. 🏆 His low center of gravity defies physics, allowing him to maintain balance effortlessly. With a flick of his weaker foot, he slots the ball into the net with grace and precision. Only Messi can pull off such a feat!!! #football #footballanalysis #analysis #performanceanalysis #videoanalysis #videoanalytics #lionelmessi #messi #fcbarcelona #goat #best

How much do clubs earn in the UEFA Europa League from the UEFA coefficient ranking? UEFA distributes €69.75m each year to clubs playing in UEFA Europa League. ❓ How? 👉 Payments are based on the clubs' performance in European competitions over the past 10 years. 👉 Each club receives a number of shares proportional to its position in the ten-year ranking. ❗ A share equals €132K. ☑ The first club in the ranking gets 32 shares or €4.2m (32x€132K) ☑ The last club in the ranking cashes in one share or 132K. ✅ The 15 clubs receiving the most money from the coefficient ranking (in million €). 1. Liverpool Football Club €4.2m 2. AFC Ajax 4.1 3. AS Roma 3.9 4. Bayer 04 Leverkusen 3.8 5. Villareal 3.7 *************** 6. Sporting Clube de Portugal €3.5m 7. Olympiacos FC 3.4 8. Olympique de Marseille 3.3 9. Atalanta B.C. 3.1 10. SK Slavia Praha - fotbal a.s. Praha - fotbal a.s. 3 *************** 11. Rangers Football Club €2.9m 12. West Ham United FC 2.7 13. Real Betis Balompié 2.6  14. AC Sparta Praha fotbal, a.s. 2.5  15. Qarabağ FK 2 #footballbusiness #uefa #linkedinsports

Historical Ranking Revenues of the UEFA Europa League 👉 UEFA distributes €60.75m every season on the basis of: ✔ Clubs' results in European competitions over the last ten years and ✔ additional points for trophies won in European competitions. ✅ The shares of €132k ☑ Each club gets a number of "€132K shares" based on its position in the 10-year ranking. ☑ The last in the rankings collects 1 share: €132K ☑ The first - which for 2023/24 is Liverpool - collects 32 shares, totaling €4.2m. ✅ The Top 10 for 2023/24 1️⃣ Liverpool Football Club €4.2m 2️⃣ AFC Ajax €4.1m 3️⃣ AS Roma €3.9m 4️⃣ Bayer 04 Leverkusen Leverkusen €3.8m 5️⃣ Villareal CF €3.7m 6️⃣ Sporting Clube de Portugal Lisbon €3.55m 7️⃣ Olympiacos FC €3.4m 8️⃣ Olympique de Marseille €3.3m 9️⃣ Atalanta B.C. €3.1m 🔟 SK Slavia Praha - fotbal a.s. €3m ✔ Last position Rakow €132K (1 share) #footballbusiness #linkedinsports #sportsbusiness

What's happening: Colombia is gearing up to face Argentina in the Copa América final for the first time in 23 years, following a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Uruguay in the semifinals, highlighted by Jefferson Lerma's first-half goal. Despite losing Daniel Muñoz to a red card early in the second half, Colombia held firm, extending their unbeaten streak to 28 games. The final, scheduled for July 14 at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, will see Argentina, the defending champions and record 15-time Copa América winners, looking to add to their trophy haul. Argentina secured their place in the final with a 2-0 win against Canada, featuring standout performances from Julian Alvarez and Lionel Messi. Colombia, which last lifted the Copa América trophy in 2001, is eager to secure their second title, having previously finished fourth in 2004 and third in both 2016 and 2021. This matchup not only promises excitement on the field but also highlights Colombia's significant resurgence in international football. https://lnkd.in/dcvMuQfv