Football Transfer Review 2011-Winter Market. English version

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Madrid/BarcelonaFebruary 10th 2011

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1. Winter 2011 transfer window top 5 European leagues

2. La Liga on going season review

3. European Football Table 2010/11

4. Conclusions

5. Annexes

– About Football Transfer Review

– Tables

– About Prime Time Sport

Football Transfer Review 2011, winter market

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1. Background

2. Review top 5 European Leagues

3. La Liga BBVA

Winter market 2011

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Background

Europe

• Polarization environment: bigger difference between wealthy clubs and the rest, which suffer from financial downturn and management abuse from the past

• Both teams with most wealthy ownership are in need to improve their position in the table (Chelsea and Manchester City)

• Bayern Munich and Inter Milan, which played last Champions League Final, have not reached expected performance at 1rst half of respective championships

• 2010 summer market was 29% smaller than year before• Proliferation of injuries and low performance of some top players

• First winter market with overseas owner at La Liga (Málaga & Racing Santander), both with bad sporting performance so far

• Real Madrid in need to replace Higuain, injured for long time• Atlético Madrid & Sevilla, with Champions League spot objective,

below expectations on pitch results• First winter transfer window with no limitation for transfers among

La Liga teams (before player with more than 5 games in La Ligacould not be signed)

Spain

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1. Background


3. La Liga BBVA

Winter market 2011

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Total investment winter signings-Top 5 European Leagues

Almost 500mio€ investment, 4 times higher than previous yearand the highest of the last 3 years

328

112

491

2008/09 2009/10 2010/11

€Mio.

+439%

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Winter transfer window vs summer-Total Europe

Mio€

Summer window is still the most active,although the importance vs winter has decreased

17131855

1322

328112

491

2008/09 2009/10 2010/11

SummerWinter

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Winter window expenditure by league

All top Euopean leagues* have significantly increase expenditure. Premier growsdramatically driven by signings by Chelsea, Liverpool & City. La Liga, in 4th position

* Except French Ligue 1

Mio€

187

4425

54

1829

45

13 8 17

268

120

5632

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2008/09 2009/10 2010/11

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Sign-ups by league

Nº. of players

Lega Calcio still the league with highest player movement.La Liga, the one that brings least new players. Loan format still very popular

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29 2820 16

33

218

11 14

Loans

Signings

84

50

363031

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Departures by league

Nº of players

4523 25 17 17

114

6123 25 24

Loans

Transfers

159

84

4842 41

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Net arrivals vs departures by league

Nº.of players

Just like in 2010, teams have taken advantage of winter transfer windowto reduce the number of players in the squad

-75

-34

-12 -11 -11

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Average acquisition cost per player and league*

5,37

1,56 1,431,06

0,48

Mio€

Premier League has the highest cost per player, as it concentrates transfersof highest value and 54% of total expenditure in Europe

* Calculation includes both players acquired and on loan

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89

68

38 3728 26

21 19 17 13

Chelsea Liverpool Inter Manchester City

Aston Villa Genoa Dnipro Wolfsburg Bayern Munich

Sampdoria

Mio€

Club European ranking on investment

Chelsea FC is back as heavy investor by bringing Torres and David Luiz.Liverpool reinvests collected money. Moratti gives Leonardo what he did not to Benítez

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Mio€

Chelsea is back to the top after long time. Barça signs again in winter.Real Madrid and Arsenal have not spent on signings (only loan)

Top European teams investment ranking

5,08,0

1,5 1,5

88,5

67,5

38 37

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7,4 5 3 2,8

2009-10

2010-11

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Barça vs Real Madrid winter signings track record

Barça signs for 2nd time in 6 years.Real Madrid is traditionally more active than Barça at winter transfer window

Season PlayersCost(mio€)

League position

2005-06 - - 1º

2006-07 - - 1º

2007-08 J.M Pinto 0,4 2º(-7 pts)

2008-09 - - 1º

2009-10 - - 1º

2010-11 Afellay 3 1º

Season. PlayersCoste(mio€)

League position

2005-06Cicinho 5 3º

(-12 pts)Cassano 5,5

2006-07F.Gago 20

2º (-1 pt)G.Higuaín 10

Marcelo 6

2007-08 - - 1º

2008-09

Huntelaar 203º

(-12 pts)L.Diarra 20

Faubert cesión

2009-10 - -2º

(-5 pts)

2010-11 Adebayor Cesión2º

(-7pts)

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Mio€

66

4137

26 26 23 22 2013

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Liverpool Newcastle Wolfsburg Sampdoria Benfica Sunderland Genoa Hoffenheim Espanyol Leverkusen

Top 10 teams in player sales

Liverpool leads sales ranking thanks to Torres transfer.A domino effect takes place as collected money is reinvested in new players.Espanyol joints top 10 as it sells Víctor Ruíz (Napoli) and Dídac Vilà (AC Milan)

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63 1 1 2

66

74 3 3 1

2009/102010/11

Mio€

Ranking top European teams in player sales

Most of top European teams have not made any relevant player salesat winter transfer window (except Liverpool)

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Ranking net investment top European teams

Mio€

8,02,2

-1,0

2,0

-1,4

0,4

-5,8

88,5

33 31

144,4 4,4 3 2,8 2

2009-10

2010-11

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Teams with highest number of new players

Players

10 10

7 7 76 6 6 6

5 5 5 5

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Teams with highest number of player exits

Players

1514

1211

109 9 9 9

8 8 8

Genoa Udinese Sampdoria Chievo Brescia Inter Milan Palermo Juventus Tottenham Roma Parma

Genoa is the highest rotation team in Europe,as it leads both in player arrivals and exits

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Top 10 most expensive signings season 2010/11

5 out of 10 most expensive signings of the season have taken place at winter window.Premier League monopolizes 8 out 10 of the transfers

€Mio

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41 4037

30 30 2927 25 25

Fernando Torres

Andy Carroll David Villa Edin Dzeko Yaya Touré Mario Balotelli David Silva Luis Suarez Di Maria David Luiz

Winter

Summer

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Top 10 most expensive signings winter 2011

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4137

27 2521 19 18 17

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Torres Carroll Dzeko Luis Suárez David Luiz Darrent Bent

Pazzini Ranocchia Luiz Gustavo Giuliano

€Mio

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Headlines Europe (1 of 2)

Top 5 European leagues have spent 491mio€ on winter transfers, +438% vs previous season

With the exception of France, all leagues have significantly increase investment. UK Premiership is back on top and accounts for 54% of total investment. La Liga is placed 4th

For one more season, player exits are higher than player arrivals. Lega Calcio is once again the one with highest rotation. La Liga is last in number of signings. Loan format maintains popularity

Chelsea FC, which did not sign any players last winter, is back in action by bringing Torres (59mio€) and David Luiz (25mio€). Liverpool has reinvested income by signing Carroll (41mio€) and Luis Suárez (27mio€). Manchester City still in the show (Dzeko, 37mio€). Moratti gives Leonardo what he would not give to Benítez. JuandeRamos reaches top 10 in spending by investing 21mio€ in new players

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Barça signs again (Afellay, 3mio€) after 2 years with no winter arrivals. Real Madrid brings Adebayor in loan + purchase option format

5 of 10 highest value signings of season 2010/11 have taken place at winter transfer window. Villa (Barça) & Di Maria (Real Madrid), the only non UK signings of current season top 10

5 teams concentrate 50% of total European winter market (Chelsea, Liverpool, Inter Milan, Manchester City & Bayern Munich). All of them need to improve pitch results and enjoy wealthy financial situation

Liverpool is the highest selling team (66mio€) as it transfers Torres & Babel. A domino effect takes place as most teams reinvest generated income in players. Espanyol appears in top 10 selling list by transferring Victor Ruiz & Didac Vilà(13mio€)

Headlines Europe (2 of 2)

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1. Background


3. La Liga BBVA

Winter market 2011

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Investment in player signings La Liga

Mio€

8,25

31,67

2009/10 2010/11

+384%

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La Liga player signings investment track record

Mio€

36

60

21

712

24

37

65

30

54

8

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1999/00 2000/01 2001/02 2002/03 2003/04 2004/05 2005/06 2006/07 2007/08 2008/09 2009/10 2010/11

La Liga has multiplied by 4 in 2011 vs 2010 winter transfer window.Winter 2011 is the 3rd highest of the last 10 years

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Winter vs summer transfer windows

Mio€

Despite expenditure increase in winter 2011,summer transfer window is still the most important

270

470

262

548

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2008-09 2009-10 2010-11

SummerWinter

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La Liga signings by team

Mio€

8,0

11,5 11,3

5,5

3,02,5

1,30,5 0,4 0,3

2009/10

2010/11

Málaga & Atlético Madrid lead the ranking of players spending teams with more than 11mio€each. Along with Sevilla they account for 90% of the investment. All of them in bad need of

improvement of pitch results. Up to 11 teams have made no expenditure

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Top 10 signings La Liga winter 2011

Just like in 2010 (Salvio), Atlético Madrid has signed the highest value players.The transfer of Afellay to Barça, the 3rd most expensive

€Mio 7,0

4,3

3,0 3,0 3,02,5 2,5 2,5

1,5 1,3

Elias Juanfran Afellay Medel Demichelis Rakitic Baptista Dátolo Camacho Jonas

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Player sales value La Liga

Mio€

20

28

2009/10 2010/11

+40%

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Player sales by team- La Liga

Mio€

1,20,5

8,0

0,4

3,4

2,5

0,3

12,5

6,0

4,3

2,42,0

0,8

2009/2010

2010/11

Espanyol leads in income as it sells Víctor Ruíz (Nápoles)and Dídac Vilà (AC Milan). 3 teams account for 81% of total sales value.

12 teams did not collect any money from player sales

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Net investment La Liga

€Mio

-12

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2009/10 2010/11

As opposed to what happened in 2010, in 2011 winter windowexpenditure has been slightly higher than sale

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Net investment by team- La Liga

€Mio

11,5

8,9

3,0

0,5 0,5

-0,5-1,7

-3,9

-10,0

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Number of sign-ups La Liga

Nº of players

6

14

14

2009/10 2010/11

4Signings 0€

Loans

Signings 20

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30 players have arrived to La Liga teams this winter.More than half of deals have been either loans or transfers free of cost

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Players that benefited from new transfer regulations

Only 3 players (10% of total signings) have taken advantageof new regulation allowing to sign any players from La Liga

10%

2010/11

%Players

3/30

Juanfran –18 games with Osasuna

Juanito –6 games with Málaga

Jefferson Montero –9 games with Villarreal

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Number of player exits- La Liga

Nº of players

19 17

1524

2009/10 2010/11

Loans

Signings

34

41

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Net sign-ups vs exits- La Liga

Nº of players

-13

-1

-1

-10

-14

-11

2009/10 2010/11

Loans

Signings

Once again, the number of exits has been higher than the number of arrivals,resulting in an average reduction of players squads

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Sign-ups by team- La Liga

Nº of players

1 1

2 2

1 1 1 1 1

2

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5

3 3

2 2 2 2 2

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

2009/10

2010/11

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Sign-ups by team according to format

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2

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Signings 0€

Loans

Signings

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Nº of players

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Exits by team- La Liga

Nº of players

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3 3

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7

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2009/10 2010/11

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Exits by team according to format

3 3

1 12 2

1 1 1 1 1

4

1

32 2

1 1

1 12

12

1 1 1

Loans

Tranfers

7

3 3 3 3 3

2 2 2 2 2

1 1 1 1 1

Nº of players

4

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Net sign-ups vs exits by team- La Liga

Nº. of players

1 1 1 1 1

-1 -1 -1 -1 -1 -1

-2 -2 -2 -2 -2

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Headlines Liga BBVA (1 of 2)

La Liga has invested 32mio€ in new player transfers, which is 4 times more than year before

Transfers by Malaga, Atlético Madrid & Sevilla monopolize an astonishing 90% of the investment at La Liga. All of them need to improve pitch results

Up to 11 have not spent any cent in player transfers. Hercules and Getafe have not brought any single player, not even in loan format

Atlético Madrid has brought the most expensive players (Elías and Juanfran). Afellaysigning by Barça is the third highest at La Liga

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Headlines La Liga (2 de 2)

Racing Santander new owner, Ali Syed, completes club purchase last minute and has only time to bring Giovani Dos Santos on loan

Espanyol is the highest selling team with 12,5mio€ revenue, followed by Sevilla(6mio€) and Osasuna (4,3mio€). All together concentrate el 81% of La Liga player sales. Up to 12 teams have not conducted any player sales

30 new players have been brought at winter transfer window, of which 18 have been loans or free signings. Only 3 players have benefited from new regulation that allows signing any players from La Liga irregardless the number of games played with previous team

Just like in other European leagues, the number of player exits has been higher than the number of arrivals, resulting in a decrease of the average number of players in the squad

Málaga is the highest rotation team, both in number of arrivals (5) and exits (7). Hércules and Getafe did not use winter transfer market at all

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4. Conclusions

5. Annexes


– Tables



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Just one third of summer signings has played more than 50% of minutes,clearly below last year

47%

32%

2009/10 2010/11

%Players

Participation of players signed in summer- La Liga

* % players signed or on loan in summer 20101 that play more than 50% of minutos until match day 20

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Real Madrid is the team that takes best advantage of summer signings.Malaga, the least

66%

50% 50% 50%45%

40% 40% 40%

33% 33%30% 28%

25% 25%20% 20% 20%

16% 14%11%

% players*

4/6

1/91/7

1/24/8 1/25/11

2/5 2/5 2/5

3/9 1/3 3/102/7 1/4 2/8

1/5 1/5 1/51/6

Ranking usage of new players 2010/11

* % players signed or on loan in summer 20101 that play more than 50% of minutos until match day 20

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€Mio

100%

87%

66% 66%60% 57% 57%

50% 50% 50% 50%41% 37% 33% 33% 33% 33%

25%18%

0%

% players*

5/5

7/8

2/3 6/93/5

4/7 4/7

2/4 3/6 2/4 4/8

5/12 3/81/3 2/6 2/6 3/10

1/4

2/11

0/5

* % players signed or on loan in summer 2009 that played more than 50% of the minutes during first half of tournament

Ranking usage of new players 2009/10

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Participation of top 10 European signings 2010/11*

89% 86% 83% 81%73%

60% 58%

43%

30%25%

Villa Ibrahimovic Di Maria Touré Silva Gourcuff Ramires Kolarov Mascherano Balotelli

%Minutes

David Villa is the most fielded player of top 10 most expensive of last summer.Di Maria plays 83% of minutes. Mascherano only 30%.Balotelli, the expensive signing with least participation

* Only top 10 most expensive. Includes minutes played at domestic competition with data from following match days: Liga BBVA 22, Premier League 26 , Calcio 24 and League 1 22

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Participation of top 10 La Liga signings 2010-11*

%Minutes 89%85% 83% 83%

68% 67%58%

30%

20%12%

Villa Carvalho Di Maria Ozil Khedira Soldado Filipe Luis Mascherano Adriano Pedro León

3 out of 10 most expensive signings of last summerhave played less than one third of minutes available

* Only top 10 most expensive. Includes minutes played at La Liga until match day 2

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Participation signings summer 2010

Club Jugador Partidos jugados

Minutos Jugados

Partidostitular Goles Coste

Khedira 19 1355 15 0 14

Ozil 22 1643 20 5 15

Di Maria 22 1638 20 5 25

Pedro León 10 248 0 0 10

Canales 4 104 1 0 6

Carvalho20 20 1682 19 2 8

Villa 21 1775 21 14 40

Adriano 8 391 4 0 11,5

Mascherano 14 594 7 0 22

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Cristiano Ronaldo, the only striker that has played 100% of minutes possible

100% 100% 100% 100% 99% 98%95% 95%

C.Ronaldo Iraola Bruno Soriano

Lora X.Prieto Torrejón Henrique Carlos Garcia

Ranking field players with highest participation

% minutes played*

* % minutes played up to La Liga match day #22

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Barça is the team with most stable line-up, as 11 players have participated in 70% of minuts or more. Valencia, the least stable (only 3)

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* Key players: have played more than 70% of minutes until match day 20 of La Liga 2010/11

Ranking teams with highest number of key players*

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Bad sporting performance has provoked that Málaga is the team that has used more players of La Liga. On the opposite side, Zaragoza (the highest in 2010)

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Basque country teams are the most active in home grown players utilization.Almería is the only team that has not fielded any home grown player

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Participation of home grown players by team

* Home grown players that participated with at least 1 minutes until match day 20 of La Liga 2010-2011

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2009/10

2010/11

Manager changes at top 5 European leagues

Data 2009/10: up to 31/01/2010Data 2010/11: up to 08/02/2011

Lega Calcio is still the league which replaces more managers during the season,followed by la Liga. Less replacements than last year

Number of Managers sacked

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Headlines La Liga on going season review (1 of 2)

La Liga teams have not used much the players which arrived in summer. Just one third of new players have played more than 50% of available minutes (vs 50% in 2009/10)

Real Madrid is the team that takes most advantage of new players. 4 out of 6 new players have played more than 50% of minutes (Di Maria 83%). On the opposite side, only 1 out of 9 new players brought by Málaga played more than 50% of minutes

Barça takes maximum advantage of David Villa, fielding him on 89% of minutes. Opposite situation with Mascherano, which only participated in 30% of minutes

Pedro León (Real Madrid) is the signing least profitable of top 10 most expensive of last summer, as he has only played 12% of minutes available

Cristiano Ronaldo is the only strike of La Liga that has played 100% of the minutes. The other field players that also participated in 100% of minutes are Iraola (Athletic), Bruno (Villarreal), Xabi Prieto (Real Sociedad) and Lora (Sporting)

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Barça is the team with most stable line-up, as 11 players have played more than 70% of the minutes. On the opposite side, only 3 players from Valencia have played more than 70% of the minutes

Málaga is the team utilizing the highest number of players (32), in search of pitch results improvement. On the other side, Zaragoza (only 21)

Basque country teams are the ones fielding highest number of home grown players (Real Sociedad 15, Athletic Bilbao 14). Almería, not even one. Guardiola (13) fields more home grown players at Barça than Mourinho (5) at Real Madrid

The number of managers sacked during the season has decreased vs last year. Italy is still the country with highest number of managers sacked (7). Spain is second with 5 managers sacked so far

Headlines La Liga on going season review (2 of 2)

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4. Conclusions

5. Annexes


– Tables



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1. Top 5 European leagues combined

2. Top scorers

European Football Table 2010/11

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Points achieved: top 10 Europe

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Points achieved: worst 10

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Points achieved at home: top 10

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Points achieved at home: worst 10

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Points achieved away: Top 10

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Points achieved away: worst 10

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Average goals scored: Top 10

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Average goals scored: worst 10

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Average goals scored at home: top 10

Avge

Pt Played W D L Gf Ga Gf

1 Real Madrid 27 9 9 0 0 30 5 3,3

2 Barcelona 25 10 8 1 1 28 7 2,8

3 M. United 28 10 9 1 0 27 6 2,7

4 Arsenal 18 9 6 0 3 22 11 2,4

5 Stuttgart 10 9 3 1 5 22 16 2,4

6 Villarreal 28 10 9 1 0 24 5 2,4

7 Dortmund 19 8 6 1 1 18 4 2,3

8 Chelsea 19 8 6 1 1 18 4 2,3

9 B. Munich 20 9 6 2 1 20 6 2,2

10 Juventus 15 9 4 3 2 20 16 2,2

HOMEAverage

goals favour

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Average goals scored at home: worst 10

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Average goals scored away: Top 10

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Average goals scored away: worst 10

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Average goals conceeded: Top 10

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Average goals conceeded: worst 10

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Average goals conceeded at home: Top 10

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Average goals conceeded at home: worst 10

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Average goals conceeded away: Top 10

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Average goals conceeded away: worst 10

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Goal difference: Top 10

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Goal difference: worst 10

82

Goal difference at home: Top 10

83

Goal difference at home: worst 10

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Goal difference away: Top 10

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Goal difference away: worst 10

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Goal profitability: Top 10

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Position repeat 2010-11 vs 2009-10

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Average goals per game by league

Goals

2,772,64

2,862,57

2,43

3,14

2,78 2,70

2,35 2,32

2009/10

2010/11

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1. Top 5 European leagues combined

2. Top scorers

European Football Table 2010/11

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Top scorers top 5 European leagues 2010/11

La Liga and Premier League display exciting fights for top scoring position.Top 2 scorers have scored more than 50% of 3rd scorer .

Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo on track to fight for European Golden Boot

D. Berbatov 19C. Tévez 18A. Carroll 11K. Nolan 10D. Bent 10Drogba 10V.Der Vaart 10Torres 9Elmander 9Malouda 9

M.Gómez 16Cissé 15T. Gekas 14S. Lakic 11D. Ya Konan 10Raúl 10Dzeko 10Schürrle 10A. Vidal 9L.Barrios 9

M. Sow 16

Nenê 13

Y. El-Arabi 11

K. Gameiro 11

Gervinho 10

M. Maïga 9

I. Brown 9

D. Payet 8

Lisandro López 8

G. Pujol 8

C. Ronaldo 24Messi 24Villa 14Llorente 13G. Rossi 12Pedro 12Nilmar 10Trézéguet 9Aduriz 8Negredo 8

Match day:La liga 21, Bundesliga 20, Serie A 23, Ligue 1 21, Premier League 25

Cavani 18Di Natale 16Eto’o 15Di Vaio 14Ibrahimovic 13Matri 13Borriello 10Quagliarella 9Pastore 9Pazzini 8

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Top 10 players by goal efficacy

Messi is by far the most effective striker in Europe,scoring one goal every 71 minutes

71,281,6 82,5

94,1103,8 107,6 109,5 111,8 116,8

Messi M. Gómez Cristiano Ronaldo

Berbatov M. Sow Cavani Tévez Cisse Di Natale

Minutes x goal

Match day:La liga 21, Bundesliga 20, Serie A 23, Ligue 1 21, Premier League 25

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Headlines European Football Table (1 of 2)

FC Barcelona leads for 2nd consecutive year European Football Table, with an astonishing 91,23% of points achieved. Borussia Dormund reaches 2n position with 84,31%, with Real Madrid right after (84,21%)

4 La Liga teams are among the top 10 of Europe by points achieved (FC Barcelona, Real Madrid, Villarreal y Valencia)

Barça is undisputable leader in most of table types, including points achieved away, (only European team with 100%), goals scored (general and away). It is also the European team which concedes less goals per match (general and away) and the one with the most favourable goal difference (general and away)

Real Madrid is the best European team at home. It is the only one that has won all the games, the top scorer and has the best goal difference

Villarreal (3rd) and Espanyol (4th) show among the best European teams at home

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6 teams from La Liga are among the worst in terms of goals scored away (Racing, Osasuna, Sporting, Deportivo, Zaragoza and Hércules)

La Liga gets confirmed as the most predictable tournament in Europe, as it is the only one where top 2 positions (FC Barcelona and Real Madrid) are taken by same teams year on year. German Bundesliga is one more year the most unpredictable

La Liga, with 2,78 goals per game on average, is the 2nd top scorer, just behind German Bundesliga (3,14)

Goal battle between Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo at La Liga competes with the one among Berbatov and Tévez at English Premiership. In both cases distance to 3rd

scorer is more than 50%. Golden Boot of 2011 will very likely come from La Liga

Leo Messi is the most effective scorer as on top of being best scorer, it scores a goal every 71 minutes (vs Mario Gómez 81,6 and Cristiano Ronaldo 82,5)

Headlines European Football Table (2 of 2)

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4. Conclusions

5. Annexes


– Tables



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Conclusions FTR 2011, winter market (1 of 3)

Top 5 European leagues together have spent almost 500mio€ at winter transferwindow, 4 times more than in 2010. English Premiership has monopolized 54% of theinvestment . La Liga BBVA has invested 32mio€ (vs 8mio€ in 2010)

Astonishing expenditure seems paradoxical under current economy climate andcould be explained by the following reasons:

1. Polarization: figures are reached by few clubs that do not have financial issues.5 teams concentrate 50% of total investment in Europe and 3 teams concentrate89% of investment in Spain

2. Level of expenditure in Europe at summer transfer window was unusually low3. Teams with high sporting aspirations are not at the top and sign new players to

improve pitch results (ie Chelsea, Liverpool, Inter de Milán, Bayern Munich,Atlético Madrid)

Chelsea FC is the highest spending team, followed by Liverpool. Opposite to othertransfer windows, this time most of the income has been reinvested by selling teamsto buy new players (domino effect)

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Liverpool has been the highest selling team in Europe. Espanyol shows in top 10 ofEurope as the highest selling team in Spain

At La Liga, Málaga is the highest spending team and the one with highest playercirculation. Atlético Madrid is again a top spending team at winter transfer window(Elías most expensive signing at La Liga)

30 players have been registered by La Liga teams. Loans and cost zero signings havebeen massively adopted in Europe (more than 50% at La Liga). One more time playerexits are higher than arrivals at top 5 European leagues. Only 3 players (10%) havebenefited from new regulation at La Liga (no restriction on number of games)

Up to 11 La Liga teams have made no financial investment in transfers. Hérculesand Getafe have not participated at winter transfer window at all

Profitability of new player signings has decreased. Just one third of La Liga summersignings has played more than half of minutes (vs 47% en 2010)


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Real Madrid is La Liga team which takes most advantage of players brought insummer. Barça takes full advantage of David Villa but not of Mascherano. CristianoRonaldo is the only striker that has played 100% of minutes

Barça is the team with most stable line-up; Valencia, the least stable. Málaga hasfielded 32 different players (the most) and Zaragoza 21 (the least). Real Sociedad andAthletic Bilbao field the highest number of home grown players; Almeria fields none

The number of sacked players has decreased vs last season

Barça is the best team at European Football Table for 2nd consecutive year, leadingmost of table types. Real Madrid is the strongest team at home. 4 Spanish teamsamong top 10 of Europe (+Villarreal and Valencia)

Dominance of Barça and Real at La Liga is worryingly increasing, as it is the onlyleague where top 2 teams in the table are the same year on year

Messi is ahead at one on one goal battle with Cristiano Ronaldo, as he scores every71 minutes (vs C. Ronaldo 82,5)


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4. Conclusions

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About Football Transfer Review

Content

Mission

Football Transfer Review by Prime Time Sport provides relevant data and insightful and independent analysis on the variables that influence squad designs and player transfers at main European Clubs, with special focus on Spanish La Liga

• 2 versions published every year, related to Summer and Winter transfer markets

• Combines content produced by Prime Time Sport and content from other relevant football industry studies

• The objective is to combine the available data in a way that helps to come-up with insightful analysis, rather than the publication of the information itself

• Addressed to both football industry professionals and those that follow it with special interest

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Technical sheet

Team

Specifications

• Data included refer to main division of la Liga and the other top 4European leagues (Premier League, Lega Calcio, Bundesliga and Ligue 1)

• Transfer data only include fix amounts, except when bonuses have beenmade public (50% achievement considered)

• Year to year comparisons refer to winter market only, unless otherwiseindicated

• Includes transfers that took place until January 31st 2010

• Transfer data are gross of agent commissions or revenue share withother stake holders

• Sign-up means new player arrivals (not total number of registeredplayers) and Exits players leaving the team (even if on loan)

• European Football Table has been assembled considering 1sr half of theseason at top 5 European leagues

• Director: Bruno Batlle• Analyst: Valeria López• Collaborates: ESADE

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4. Conclusions

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Team Home grown players

Almería -

Athletic Amorebieta, G.Iraizoz, Gurpegui, Iraola, Iturraspe, Iñigo Pérez, F.Llorente, Muniain, Susaeta, Ustaritz, Ion Vélez, Aurtenetxe , Eriza, Ibai

Atlético Antonio López, De Gea, Koke, Domínguez, Mario Suárez

Barcelona Fontás, Bojan, Busquets, Iniesta, Jeffren, Messi, Nolito, Pedrito, Piqué, Puyol,Thiago, Valdes, Xavi

Deportivo Dioni, Juan DL, Laure, Rochela, Seoane

Espanyol Álvaro Vázquez, David López, Baena, Chica, Corominas, David Garcia, Didac Vilà, Galán, Javi López, Javi Márquez, Jordi Amat, Victor Ruiz, Manu Molina

Getafe Adrián Sardinero

Málaga Edu Ramos, Jesús Gámez, Juanito, Juanmi, Manolo Gaspar, Recio, Francisco Portillo, Manu Torres

Mallorca Cendrós, Crespí, Lluis Martí, Nsue, Tomás Pina, Ramis, Sergi Enrich, Victor Casadesús, Kevin Garcia

Osasuna Josetxo, Kike Sola, Flaño, Monreal, Oier, Puñal, Ruper, Annunziata

* Up to La Liga match day 20

List of home grown players by team

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List of home grown players by team


Racing Bolado, Cristian F, Edu Bedia, Julián Luque, Munitis, Ramon Arcas

R. Madrid Arbeloa, Granero, Casillas, Juan Carlos Pérez, Morata

Sevilla Alfaro, Capel, Javi Varas, Jose Carlos, Luna, Jesús Navas, Rodri, Perotti

Sporting Canella, Jorge G, Jose Angel, Landeira, Lora, Luis Morán, Sergio Alvárez, Nacho Cases, Guillermo Mendes Pereiro

Levante Hector Rodas, Iborra, Juafran, Mono

Valencia Albelda, Guaita, Isco, D.Navarro, Pablo Hernández

Hércules Kiko Femenía

Villarreal Bruno Soriano, Joan Oriol, Mario Gaspar, Matilla, Jefferson Montero, Santi Cazorla, Mussachio

R.Sociedad Aguirretxe, Ansotegi, Carlos Martinez, Elustondo, Estrada, Griezman, Illarmendi, Labaka, Llorente, Aranburu, Markel B, Mikel G, Viguera, Xabi Prieto, Zurutuza

Zaragoza Ander Herrera, Kevin Lacruz


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Almería -

Athletic , Aurtenetxe , Eriza, Ibai

Atlético -

Barcelona Nolito

Deportivo Dionisio Emmanuel “Dioni”

Espanyol Álvaro Vázquez, David López, Manu Molina

Getafe Adrián Sardinero

Málaga Jose Luis Garcia del Pozo “Recio”

Mallorca Kevin Garcia

Osasuna Annunziata


Racing Julián Luque, Ramón Arcas

R. Madrid Juan Carlos Pérez, Morata

Sevilla -

Sporting Nacho Cases, Guillermo Mendes Pereiro

Levante Sergio Abad “Mono”

Valencia Francisco Román Alarcón “Isco”

Hércules -

Villarreal -

R.Sociedad -

Zaragoza -

Premiere of home grown players at La Liga 2010/11


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League table La Liga

PTS PJ G E P GF GC

1 FC Barcelona 52 19 17 1 1 61 11

2 Real Madrid 48 19 15 3 1 47 17

3 Villarreal 39 19 12 3 4 38 20

4 Valencia 37 19 11 4 4 29 20

5 Espanyol 34 19 11 1 7 25 25

6 At. Madrid 30 19 9 3 7 31 23

7 At. Bilbao 29 19 9 2 8 29 31

8 Getafe 27 19 8 3 8 28 29

9 Mallorca 27 19 8 3 8 23 24

10 Sevilla FC 26 19 8 2 9 26 31

11 R. Sociedad 25 19 8 1 10 29 31

12 Hércules 22 19 6 4 9 22 28

13 Deportivo 21 19 5 6 8 15 26

14 Racing 20 19 5 5 9 15 26

15 Osasuna 18 19 4 6 9 17 25

16 Málaga 17 19 5 2 12 24 41

17 Sporting 16 19 3 7 9 17 27

18 Zaragoza 16 19 3 7 9 17 32

19 Levante 15 19 4 3 12 19 30

20 Almería 14 19 2 8 9 17 32

Table

Liga BBVA

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League table Premier League

PTS PJ G E P GF GC

1 M. United 37 17 10 7 0 38 16

2 M. City 35 19 10 5 4 28 16

3 Arsenal 35 18 11 2 5 37 20

4 Chelsea 31 18 9 4 5 32 15

5 Tottenham 30 18 8 6 4 27 23

6 Bolton W 29 19 7 8 4 32 25

7 Sunderland 27 19 6 9 4 21 20

11 Blackpool 25 17 7 4 6 26 30

8 Stoke City 24 18 7 3 8 23 22

9 Newcastle 22 18 6 4 8 28 29

10 Liverpool 22 18 6 4 8 22 24

12 West Bromwich 22 18 6 4 8 24 31

13 Blackburn 22 19 6 4 9 23 30

14 Everton 21 18 4 9 5 20 21

15 Aston Villa 20 18 5 5 8 20 30

16 Wigan Athletic 19 18 4 7 7 15 29

17 Birmingham 18 17 3 9 5 17 20

18 Fulham 16 18 2 10 6 17 23

19 West Ham 16 19 3 7 9 19 32

20 Wolverhampton 15 18 4 3 11 19 32

Table

Premier League TOTAL

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League table Lega Calcio

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League table Bundesliga

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League table Ligue 1

PTS PJ G E P GF GC

Lille 32 18 8 8 2 33 21

2 PSG 31 19 8 7 4 30 21

3 Stade Rennes 31 19 8 7 4 18 12

4 Lyon 31 19 8 7 4 26 21

5 Marseille 29 19 7 8 4 27 17

6 Saint-Étienne 29 19 7 8 4 26 20

7 Brest 28 19 7 7 5 20 15

8 Bordeaux 27 19 6 9 4 24 21

9 Toulouse 27 19 8 3 8 21 20

10 Montpellier 27 19 7 6 6 15 19

11 Sochaux 25 19 7 4 8 29 23

12 Lorient 25 19 7 4 8 22 24

13 Nancy 25 18 7 4 7 21 26

14 Auxerre 23 19 4 11 4 25 22

15 Nice 23 19 5 8 6 14 18

16 Valenciennes 22 19 5 7 7 21 21

17 Monaco 19 19 3 10 6 19 20

18 Caen 18 18 4 6 8 17 26

19 Lens 16 18 3 7 8 17 32

20 Arles 8 19 1 5 13 10 36

Table

Ligue 1 Total

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