Champions League Earnings Explained

We take a look at how Champions League money is divided amongst competing clubs, specifically, why last year's semi-finalists Manchester City made more than the winners, Real Madrid.
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[lukemcvicar]

Probably explains why Bayern has built such a massive finanical advantage over it's league, like Juventus.

[oliviernelson]

So my team Spurs failure in the Champions League will make City richer. Crazy!

[izak]

please do a Swansea rise from the lower leagues I said I'd comment on every video until it happens and I'm sticking to it 😂

[NumbToons]

11, 000 views and 0 dislikes. Damn! This channel is getting what it deserves!

[Donzacuceron]

Another great video guys . Keep them coming!

[duXieduX]

How does this affect teams like Basel (Switzerland) or Rostov (Russia) who are paying next to nothing in to the TV pool

[YouNoub]

dudes hand writing and drawing skills is clean as f.

[jayanths]

So basically English teams pull more money because they are consistently shit??

[BattleHogMC]

Incredibly interesting video as always, this channel will become massive in the future

[CarlosSousa-wnsn]

It's seems Uefa wants to see big clubs and leagues to become bigger and the other to struggle even more to compete.
There has to be a better way to distribute earnings

[eamonnmoroney]

Watching your videos is like meditating. I love it.

[harshitsandhu]

Damn that guy's voice is so soothing.

[Tifo]

Go on then, who's winning the Champions League this year? Leicester?!

[keraatkins]

man half those countries in the competition shouldn't even be bother playing then with this explanation.

[PincheBrayan]

Can you do an Explanation of the Europa League?

I'm still confused by the shore qualifying 3rd round and how 3rd place champions league teams in their groups qualify for Europa league. It's confusing

[danielcassiere]

how do you only have only 8.4 subs? its obvious how hard you work

[Iamnsane]

You really make awesome stuffs with topics not even comprehensible for so many YT channels. TYSM for your efforts. I hope you keep growing and continuing this awesome journey. A suggestion. What do you think could be the effect on football in Europe if wage caps were to be introduced? Do you think it will make the sport better? More opportunities for small time players and clubs?

[sangramsawant]

oh great effort! I was looking for this and wasn't sure anyone would do it! great work on all the videos :) much needed to understand the financial structures behind football! keep going

[orvarino]

For England and EPL this is not a major problem. But for Spain, Italy and Germany (and the like of Scotlamd) it pretty much kills the domestic competition. In NHL and other more commercial (US based) pro leagues they have solved this with drafts. This would not sit well with the European culture though. An alternative solution would be to find a financial flow out to the clubs who brought up the players involved. It would inspire the big clubs to invest even more in academies and provide better training facilities to the smaller clubs with successful youth programs (such as Southampton, Bilbao, Zagreb etc) . But this would on the other hand get the agents to move down the age groups and maybe knock out late bloomers even earlier. No easy solutions.

[gozie]

what of the europa league. do a video about that