City & FFP | 2020/21 Accounts released | Revenues of £569.8m, £2.4m profit (p 2395)

[BlueAnorak]

Re: City & FFP (continued)

Expect UEFA to reassess the Etihad sponsorship deal

Why? UEFA clearly stated in May that Etihad ARE NOT a related party.

 

[Bluewonder]

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So an extra 10 million a season from Etihad and 16 million a season from the Academy sponsorships.

26 million a season is not to be sniffed at.

Etihad deal was 32m per year, not 40m, wasn't it?

I thought it was £400m over ten years

 

[Ric]

Re: City & FFP (continued)

So an extra 10 million a season from Etihad and 16 million a season from the Academy sponsorships.

26 million a season is not to be sniffed at.

Etihad deal was 32m per year, not 40m, wasn't it?

It was widely reported as a £400m deal over ten years at the time.

 

[Marvin]

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So an extra 10 million a season from Etihad and 16 million a season from the Academy sponsorships.

26 million a season is not to be sniffed at.

Etihad deal was 32m per year, not 40m, wasn't it?

I thought it was £400m over ten years

I don't think it's ever been disclosed, but even at £40m it would be seriously undervalued based on some other deals that have been done since.

 

[Ray78]

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Can the Nike deal be renegotiated?

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

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Can the Nike deal be renegotiated?

Given we're their only remaining leading English club, I would expect so.

 

[alib]

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So we can expect a £50 reduction on season card prices next season?

 

[MeatHunterrr]

Re: City & FFP (continued)

So an extra 10 million a season from Etihad and 16 million a season from the Academy sponsorships.

26 million a season is not to be sniffed at.

Etihad deal was 32m per year, not 40m, wasn't it?

I thought it was £35 million per season. Whatever still £10-15 million extra per season from Etihad. £16 million from CFA sponsors per season, total of £26 million per season is very good.

Probably City are set to overtake United very soon in terms of revenues (their revenues will fall this season), lets see how Platini handles that or the rag media.

I hope we renegotiate the Nike deal as soon as possible, £12 million per season is just laughable.

 

[Centurions]

Re: City & FFP (continued)

Etihad deal was 32m per year, not 40m, wasn't it?

I thought it was £400m over ten years

I don't think it's ever been disclosed, but even at £40m it would be seriously undervalued based on some other deals that have been done since.

When it was first being reported I think it started off at £250 million (?) and each subsequent 'report' added a chunk until they settled on £400 million as being a suitably inflammatory figure. It has never been confirmed what the actual figures are unless some of the financial geniuses on here have managed to extrapolate from the yearly accounts since?

 

[bluechampion7891]

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The Insider​: Manchester City to announce £50m sponsorship bonus
The Premier League champions will unveil several new commercial deals.
MANCHESTER CITY SET FOR SPONSORSHIP WINDFALL
By Paul Clennam

Manchester City are poised to announce a raft of multi-million pound sponsorship deals in the next few weeks which could be worth as much as £50m a year.

The Premier League champions are putting the final touches to their £200m City Football Academy training facility, with Manuel Pellegrini's squad set to move in next month.

The club's owners have been in high-level talks with a number of major global companies about attaching their name to sections of the 80-acre state-of-the-art site.

The 7,000-seater Arena name, along with the central performance centre and footbridge, which links it to the Etihad Stadium, are all in the cash pot.

City currently earn around £40m a year through their Etihad sponsorship of the shirts and stadium and hope to at least match that figure with a string of new sponsorship deals.

Japanese car makers Nissan recently formed a lucrative partnership with City and are thought to be one of the companies in the bidding.

City's Abu Dhabi owners were hit with a record £50m fine for breaching Uefa's Financial Fair Play rules this summer, though the club believe they can one day overtake neighbours United when it comes to bringing in commercial revenue.