UEFA: "Europe's 700+ top-division clubs reported €8bn in domestic TV rights revenue in 2022"

"On aggregate, Europe's 700+ top-division clubs reported €8.0bn of TV revenue from domestic football in 2022 - down 4% on 2019 (the last year before the pandemic) and down 0.5% on the average for the 2020 and 2021 seasons (with an average being used because some TV revenue was pushed from 2020 into 2021)," according to UEFA in its annual report "The European Club Finance and Investment Landscape" published on 14/02/2024.

Premier League clubs posted a total of €3.029bn in TV rights revenue in 2022, compared with €1.462bn for LALIGA EA Sports clubs, €1.048bn for Bundesliga residents and €1.022bn for Serie A TIM clubs. Ligue 1 Uber Eats clubs posted a total of €500m in TV rights revenue in 2022, more than half that of Serie A TIM clubs.

"Ten-year growth rates tell an interesting story about the longer-term development of TV revenues among top-division clubs. In 2022, there were six countries (England, Spain, Germany, Russia, Portugal and Switzerland) where clubs, on average, received more than double the TV revenue that they had received in 2013. In France and Turkey, however, clubs…