What is this rhythm? What is this?
Can selling players sell that much money?
Does Changsheng really want to break up this champion team and sell it out?
Lazio ignored their surprised eyes and announced that the transfer department of the club had officially entered the working state after the meeting
Changsheng leads them to be the first department to end the holiday every year.
Lazio’s revival is inseparable from their hard work.
In fact, it is also a last resort to be eager to pay off the debts in one year, because if you don’t pay off the debts, you can’t raise the salary cap standard by a large margin, which is not conducive to attracting more capable and famous stars to join the team and strengthen the team’s strength
At that time, as he knew, Lazio was indeed paid for its outstanding debts, but the salary range was really pitiful.
The maximum salary of 2 million euros has become 2.1 million euros … which is no different?
The reason is that Lazio is still in debt and Lotito is afraid to let go.
You know, salary increase is a very serious matter for all Italian clubs.
Because of the high tax rate in Italy
Here we should focus on the Italian tax system and what are the necessary expenses for players’ salaries.
The first is insurance. There is an institution in Italy called National Protection and Relief Center for Professional Sports and Entertainment Workers. According to the Constitution, all workers (including actors, directors, singers, A part of the monthly income of all kinds of athletes must be paid to this institution, which is somewhat similar to the social security regulations in China. The individual monthly income is 33%, and the players in this company pay 9.19%, which means that the club pays 23.1%, but this payment is limited to 16,669 euros. Many Serie A players, especially bigname stars, must pay 10,000 euros, which means that more than a thousand clubs will pay 23.1%, which means 26,669 euros.
Suppose a team has 25 firstteam players who are firstteam players, and the club will spend about 510 thousand euros every month, which is 6.19 million euros a year, which is not a small sum
Lazio club needs to pay its debts only 5.5 million euros a year.
In addition, this insurance also has a postwork treatment, which means that the retirement pension of the players is also calculated according to the highest standard, and the proportion is about 7,000 euros, but this part is paid by the players themselves, so I won’t say it.
After the insurance is over, it is tax. At present, there are three types of taxes in Italy, namely, percent, 20 percent and 40 percent.
It is divided according to the income level and the nature of things, such as buying water, basic food and so on. This tax is calculated. Some highend things are 20%, and more highend things are 40%. According to this level, the income of workers is also reduced. If the income is a few thousand euros a month, it will be 20% higher and 40%.
Italy has a higher tax rate among several football powers in Europe, second only to France, but it is also limited … far higher than Spain, England and Germany, and the decline of Serie A in recent years. Italy will not give players such high taxes during the World Cup.
For example, the salary of a substitute player in a big club.
His monthly aftertax salary is 300,000 euros, and his annual income is 3.6 million euros. His monthly pretax income is the lowest, about 550,000 euros, more than 200,000 euros after tax, and more than 240,000 kinds of insurance, almost 45% of which is lost.
The actual Italian player tax is about 43%, in addition, the club must pay a special tax of 5%, which is 40% in total, and the tax rate is almost equivalent to 50%
The money is the cause of the club. Players talk to the club about the annual salary after tax. Players don’t care what the tax is. They see how much money they can get in the end.
For example, Ibrahimovic renewed his contract with Inter Milan for an annual salary of 12 million euros, which is after tax.
In addition to giving this money to Ibrahimovic, Inter Milan Club has to pay more than 11 million euros in tax.
It’s equal to that an Ibrahimovic will cost Inter Milan more than 23 million euros a year.
Only Lazio will implement the salary cap system, and they also know that doing so will reduce the appeal to those stars.
But if we don’t do this, Lazio may go bankrupt.
There are no more stars.
That’s it. Lazio’s salary is a big part in its annual budget, which puts a lot of pressure on the club.
Lazio dare not raise wages easily.
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Lazio’s current income mainly comes from the league video broadcast, the transfer income from the sale of players, the bonus for participating in the Champions League and the share of the Champions League video broadcast.
The prize money for the Serie A championship is small and can be ignored directly.
Because the prize money for the Serie A champion is … one million euros!
Yes, I didn’t write it wrong, and you didn’t read it wrong. The prize money for the four major leagues in Europe, Serie A, is only one million euros!
In stark contrast, the Premier League champion bonus is 40 million euros, the La Liga champion bonus is 15 million euros, and the French League champion bonus is 16 million euros. Even if we always emphasize healthy finance and thrift, the Bundesliga champion bonus is 3 million to 7 million euros.
Compared with other leagues, the Italian league is like a short, poor and ugly diaosi.
All this 1 million euros can be ignored directly.
Another small head is the ticket revenue.
Why is the ticket revenue small? Let me tell you something …
The home of Lazio is the Olympic Stadium in Rome.
This stadium can accommodate 100 thousand people, but most of the time this stadium is not full of seats
In these two seasons, with the improvement of Lazio’s performance, the seating rate has increased, with an average of 45 thousand people.
The average seating rate of Changsheng in his first season was 35,000.
Tickets for every home game in Lazio range from 20 euros to hundreds of euros, but hundreds of euros are in particularly good locations. Such tickets are rare, and the average ticket price is 30 euros.
In the first season, the average ticket income of Lazio per home game was 1.5 million euros, and the ticket income of 19 home games in a season was 19.95 million euros.
In the last two seasons, the average seating rate was 45 thousand people, and the ticket income of 30 home games totaled 51.3 million