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CANTIDAD DE EQUIPOS • La Superliga Argentina contó con 26 equipos en la temporada 2018/19 y es la primera división con más participantes. Desde esa temporada también incluye la Copa de la Superliga como torneo. • La DIMAYOR colombiana cuenta con 20 equipos en su primera división (Liga Aguila), pero también maneja la competición de ascenso (Torneo Aguila) y la Copa Aguila que tiene participantes de ambas divisionales. • Liga Pro en Ecuador tiene la primera división (Liga Pro Banco Pichincha) y el ascenso (Liga Pro Banco Pichincha Pymes) pero no maneja una copa. • En Austria además de la primera división, la liga profesional se ocupa de la HPYBET 2 Liga que es la competición de ascenso, sin incluir la Copa. • En Holanda la Eredivisie maneja únicamente la primera división y no incluye otras competiciones. En Rusia, la segunda competición es para jugadores menores de 21 años. PRESUPUESTO DE LA LIGA EN MILLONES DE USD • La Superliga Argentina es una de las competencias con menor presupuesto entre las ligas emergentes. • La DIMAYOR colombiana es la de mayor presupuesto en CONMEBOL con 9.5 MM de USD. • Según la World Leagues Forum, la liga de Panamá cuenta con un presupuesto mayor a Superliga (ARG) y Liga Pro (ECU). • La Superliga Argentina tiene un presupuesto similar al de la Liga Pro ecuatoriana e inferior a, por ejemplo, la liga rumana e israelí, pero tiene ingresos por derechos de televisión local mayores, un caso similar a la Eredivisie holandesa. • La Bundesliga de Austria y la DIMAYOR de Colombia cuentan con presupuestos mayores como competencia pero con menores ingresos por televisión en el propio país. CANTIDAD DE EMPLEADOS • En general las competencias cuentan con estructuras pequeñas con pocos empleados, la Eredivisie holandesa es la que menos nómina presenta. • Las ligas de CONMEBOL se ubican dentro del promedio: Liga Pro de Ecuador tiene 22, DIMAYOR de Colombia cuenta con 30 y Superliga Argentina con 18 . PROMEDIO DE PUBLICO PROMEDIO DE UTILIZACIÓN DE LA POR PARTIDO CAPACIDAD DEL ESTADIO INGRESOS ANUALES POR DERECHOS DE TV • La Superliga es, entre las ligas CONMEBOL que forman parte de la WLF, la de mayor ingresos por los derechos internacionales de TV. • Las ligas europeas en general negocian los derechos internacionales dentro del paquete de los derechos domésticos. INGRESOS POR SPONSORS EN MILLONES DE USD • Superliga Argentina aparece encabezando un grupo de ligas con ingresos por sponsors generados por la competición (naming, licencias, pelota, etc) de entre 5 y 7.5 MM de USD. INGRESOS PROMEDIO EN MILLONES DE USD • Holanda tiene el mayor promedio de balance por club • Superliga Argentina aparece en un segundo grupo junto a la Bundesliga de Austria y la liga de Béligca. • DIMAYOR de Colombia tiene un promedio similar a la liga de Israel y la de Polonia. .

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