Europe's largest clubs are a threat to football in poorer countries

UEFA warned that clubs from the five strongest leagues in Europe are destabilizing football on the continent. European giants are earning more and more from the poorer via broadcast rights, and giving them less and less in the form of transfer quotas. This conclusion comes from a report called
Project Famous.
The report was prepared by the financial consultancy company Deloitte at the request of UEFA.

"The difference in total income between the clubs in the big five leagues and 622 clubs in the remaining 50 European leagues has increased in total from €4.1 billion in the 2007/08 season to €9.6 billion in 2016/17 and is still growing," the report reads.

(sport.pl)