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PLURI Especial Porque Estádios tão vazios? Parte 2 - Os 100 clubes com maior média de público no Mundo _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ PLURI Consultoria Pesquisa, Valuation, Gestão e marketing Esportivo. Curitiba-PR www.pluriconsultoria.com.br Twitter: @pluriconsult www.facebook/pluriconsultoria Fernando Ferreira Economista, Especialista em Gestão e Marketing do Esporte e Pesquisa de Mercado, Diretor da Pluri Consultoria. [email protected] Twitter: @fernandopluri PLURI Especial – Os 100 Times com maior média de público do Mundo - 23/10/2012 www.pluriconsultoria.com.br 1 A PLURI apresenta hoje a segunda parte da série “Porque estádios tão vazios?”, em que abordamos a crise de público do futebol Brasileiro. Neste relatório apresentamos o ranking dos 100 clubes com maior média de público no Mundo. Para fazer este ranking analisamos a última temporada completa de cada um dos principais campeonatos nacionais do Mundo. Não foram considerados os campeonatos continentais, regionais ou copas nacionais. Alemanha, o País do futebol? o A Europa domina com folga o Ranking dos 100 clubes com maior média de público do Mundo. São Europeus os 8 primeiros colocados, e 78 dos 100 maiores; o O Alemão Borussia Dortmund é o clube que mais leva torcedores ao estádio em todo o mundo. Na última temporada da Bundesliga sua média foi de 80,6 mil pessoas por jogo, com 100% de ocupação do estádio. Todos os jogos com ingressos esgotados por antecipação; o Em seguida aparece o Manchester United com 75,4 mil/jogo e 99% de ocupação. E na terceira posição, o Barcelona, com 74,6 mil/jogo, mas “apenas” 75% de ocupação do Camp Nou; o Entre os 10 primeiros, 9 são Europeus, sendo 5 Alemães, 2 Ingleses e 2 Espanhóis. O Primeiro não Europeu da lista é o América do México, 9º colocado com a incrível média de 53,8 mil torcedores por jogo; o Apenas 3 clubes Brasileiros aparecem na Lista: Santa Cruz, o 39º com 36,9 mil torcedores por jogo, o Corinthians (65º) com 29,4 mil/jogo e o Bahia (100 º), com 22,7 mil/jogo. Outros Brasileiros PLURI Especial – Os 100 Times com maior média de público do Mundo - 23/10/2012 www.pluriconsultoria.com.br 2 que aparecem na lista ampliada dos 200 com maior público são: São Paulo (112º, 21,5 mil), Flamengo (135º, 19 mil), Internacional (143º, 18,2 mil), Coritiba (147º, 18,1 mil), Vasco (172º, 16,9 mil) e Grêmio (184º, 16,4 mil). o Por outro lado, há 10 clubes Mexicanos entre os TOP 100; o Dos 100 clubes da lista, 89 disputaram a Primeira divisão de seus campeonatos Nacionais. O Santa Cruz, é o único clube dos TOP 100 que não disputou ao menos a segunda Divisão, o que aumenta ainda mais a importância de seu feito. Entre os 11 que não estavam na disputa da 1ª divisão de seus campeonatos, aparecem (além do Santa Cruz): 5 clubes da Segunda Divisão Inglesa, 4 da 2ª Alemã e 1 da Segundona Espanhola; o O time de 2ª Divisão com maior média de Público no Mundo foi o Entraicht Frankfurt, com 37,3 mil torcedores por jogo, pouco acima dos 36,9 mil do Santa Cruz; o A Alemanha possui a maior quantidade de clubes entre os TOP 100: 22. Todos os clubes alemães que disputaram a Primeira Divisão estão entre os TOP 100, além de outros 4 que disputaram a Segundona da Bundesliga; o A Inglaterra aparece na 2ª posição, com 20 clubes entre os TOP 100, seguido pela Espanha com 12 e o México com 10; o O Brasil é apenas o 10º, com 3 clubes entre os TOP 100; o Borússia Dortmund e Bayern de Munique são os dois clubes com maior ocupação dos seus estádios: 100%; o Entre os 20 clubes com maior percentual de ocupação dos Estádios, estão 9 da Inglaterra, 8 da Alemanha, 2 da Holanda e 1 dos EUA. Todos tem mais de 95% de ocupação média. A seguir o Ranking: PLURI Especial – Os 100 Times com maior média de público do Mundo - 23/10/2012 www.pluriconsultoria.com.br 3 Os 100 Clubes com maior média de público do Mundo em 2011 (1º ao 25º)* Média % de Capacidade Rank Clube País Estádio de ocupação do Estádio Público médio Borussia 1 Alemanha Signal Iduna Park 80.552 80.720 100% Dortmund Manchester 2 Inglaterra Old Trafford 75.387 75.811 99% United 3 Barcelona Espanha Camp Nou 74.582 99.354 75% Santiago 4 Real Madri Espanha 72.316 80.000 90% Bernabéu 5 Bayern Munique Alemanha Allianz-Arena 69.053 69.000 100% 6 Schalke 04 Alemanha Veltins-Arena 61.218 61.673 99% 7 Arsenal Inglaterra Emirates Stadium 60.000 60.355 99% Mercedes-Benz 8 Stuttgart Alemanha 54.359 60.441 90% Arena 9 America México Estadio Azteca 53.750 105.000 51% Olympiastadion 10 Hertha BSC Alemanha 53.449 74.244 72% Berlin 11 Hamburgo Alemanha Imtech Arena 53.436 57.000 94% Borussia Stadion im 12 Alemanha 51.882 54.057 96% Mönchengladbach Borussia-Park 13 Celtic Escócia Celtic Park 50.904 60.832 84% 14 Ajax Amsterdam Holanda Amsterdam ArenA 50.147 51.628 97% 15 Newcastle United Inglaterra St. James Park 49.951 52.387 95% 16 Milan Itália Giuseppe Meazza 49.020 80.074 61% RheinEnergie 17 Cologne Alemanha 47.719 49.959 96% Stadion 18 Manchester City Inglaterra Etihad Stadium 47.045 47.805 98% 19 Rangers Escócia Ibrox Park 46.324 50.549 92% 20 Hannover 96 Alemanha AWD-Arena 44.826 49.000 91% 21 Inter Milão Itália Giuseppe Meazza 44.778 80.018 56% 22 Atlético de Madri Espanha Vicente Calderón 44.729 54.851 82% Feyenoord 23 Holanda De Kuip 44.722 51.177 87% Rotterdam 24 Liverpool Inglaterra Anfield Road 44.253 45.362 98% Paris Saint- 25 França Parc des Princes 42.891 45.713 94% Germain * Considerando o último campeonato Nacional Disputado por completo PLURI Especial – Os 100 Times com maior média de público do Mundo - 23/10/2012 www.pluriconsultoria.com.br 4 Os 100 Clubes com maior média de público do Mundo em 2011 (26º ao 50º) Média % de Capacidade Rank Clube País Estádio de ocupação do Estádio Público médio 26 Benfica Portugal Estádio da Luz 42.730 65.647 65% Fritz-Walter- 27 Kaiserslautern Alemanha 42.429 49.780 85% Stadion e@syCredit 28 Nuremberg Alemanha 41.968 48.548 86% Stadion Estadio 29 Tigres México 41.625 51.000 82% Universitario 30 Chelsea Inglaterra Stamford Bridge 41.484 41.837 99% 31 Werder Bremen Alemanha Weserstadion 40.749 42.100 97% Olympique 32 França Stade Vélodrome 40.445 60.013 67% Marseille 33 Seattle Sounders EUA CenturyLink Field 39.514 40.000 99% 34 Sunderland Inglaterra Stadium Of Light 39.047 49.000 80% 35 Napoli Itália San Paolo 38.121 60.240 63% 36 Valencia Espanha Mestalla 37.342 52.600 71% Eintracht Alemanha - Commerzbank 37 37.335 51.500 72% Frankfurt 2ª Divisão Arena 38 Real Betis Espanha Benito Villamarín 37.235 51.309 73% Brasil - 4ª 39 Santa Cruz Mundão do Arruda 36.916 62.044 59% Divisão Shakhtar 40 Ucrânia Donbass Arena 36.903 51.504 72% Donetsk 41 Roma Itália Olimpico di Roma 36.219 73.261 49% Ramón Sánchez 42 Sevilla Espanha 36.184 45.500 80% Pizjuan Tottenham 43 Inglaterra White Hart Lane 36.036 36.240 99% Hotspur Guangzhou 44 China Tianhe Stadium 35.886 60.151 60% Evergrande 45 Juventus Itália Juventus Stadium 35.520 41.000 87% 46 Porto Portugal Estádio do Dragão 35.176 50.399 70% Urawa Red 47 Japão Saitama Stadium 34.910 63.700 55% Diamonds Beijing Workers 48 Beijing Guoan China 34.884 66.161 53% Stadiums 49 Athletic Bilbao Espanha San Mamés 34.671 39.750 87% José Alvalade 50 Sporting Lisboa Portugal 34.490 50.076 69% Século XXI * Considerando o último campeonato Nacional Disputado por completo PLURI Especial – Os 100 Times com maior média de público do Mundo - 23/10/2012 www.pluriconsultoria.com.br 5 Os 100 Clubes com maior média de público do Mundo em 2011 (51º ao 75º) % de Média de Capacidade Rank Clube País Estádio ocupação Público do Estádio médio 51 Aston Villa Inglaterra Villa Park 33.883 42.788 79% Atlas 52 México Estadio Jalisco 33.500 66.700 50% Guadalajara 53 PSV Eindhoven Holanda Philips Stadion 33.288 35.200 95% 54 Everton FC Inglaterra Goodison Park 33.228 40.157 83% 55 Mainz 05 Alemanha Coface Arena 33.074 34.034 97% 56 Olympique Lyon França Stade de Gerland 33.067 41.842 79% Fortuna Alemanha - 57 ESPRIT arena 32.036 54.600 59% Düsseldorf 2ª Divisão Guiyang Olympic 58 Guizhou Moutai China 31.709 52.000 61% Sports Center Estadio 59 Monterrey México 31.222 38.622 81% Tecnológico Inglaterra - Upton Park (Boleyn 60 West Ham United 30.923 35.303 88% 2ª Divisão Ground) 61 Montreal Impact Canadá Saputo Stadium 30.280 31.500 96% 62 FC Augsburg Alemanha SGL arena 30.259 30.660 99% 63 Lazio Itália Olimpico di Roma 29.828 73.261 41% 64 FC Basel 1893 Suíça St. Jakob-Park 29.775 38.512 77% 65 Corinthians Brasil Pacaembu 29.424 40.199 73% Estadio 66 Puebla FC México 29.333 48.000 61% Cuauhtémoc Bayer 04 67 Alemanha BayArena 28.331 30.210 94% Leverkusen FC Twente 68 Holanda De Grolsch Veste 28.119 30.000 94% Enschede Wirsol Rhein- 69 Hoffenheim Alemanha 27.892 30.164 92% Neckar-Arena 70 VfL Wolfsburg Alemanha Volkswagen Arena 27.616 30.000 92% 71 Stoke City Inglaterra Britannia Stadium 27.226 27.598 99% 72 Monarcas Morelia México Estadio Morelos 27.222 41.056 66% 73 Málaga CF Espanha La Rosaleda 27.101 28.963 94% 74 Metalist Kharkiv Ucrânia OSK Metalist 26.663 38.685 69% Maurice Dufrasne 75 Standard Liège Bélgica 26.649 29.173 91% Stadion * Considerando o último campeonato Nacional Disputado por completo PLURI Especial – Os 100 Times com maior média de público do Mundo - 23/10/2012 www.pluriconsultoria.com.br 6 Os 100 Clubes com maior média de público do Mundo em 2011 (76º ao 100º) % de Média de Capacidade Rank Clube País Estádio ocupação Público do Estádio médio 76 Norwich City Inglaterra Carrow Road 26.606 27.033 98% Deportivo de La Espanha - 2ª
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    The European Champions Report 2017 footballbenchmark.com Table of Contents Foreword .....................................................................................3 Highlights .....................................................................................4 The actual costs of football industry wages .................................6 The eight champions ...................................................................7 Summary table ..........................................................................24 Basis of preparation and limiting conditions ...............................26 Cover picture: Christian Gahl The European 3 Champions Report 2017 Foreword The 2015/16 season will live long in the memory The international playing field is far from level of football fans. As well as a reminder of the owing to the most significant cost component of strength of some of the household names, notably all clubs: players’ wages. As tax rates and social in the French, German, Italian and Portuguese security costs are not harmonised, in a market leagues, and a few surprises across some where salaries are negotiated on a net basis, the European leagues, Leicester City FC became cost of providing the same salary to a player can unlikely heroes and completed a dream that many greatly differ among leading international clubs. thought impossible in today’s football industry. For example, in comparison to Turkey, offering a net salary of EUR 5 million to a player, such Off the field, other issues received an unusual level costs are 141%
  • UEFA Champions League Museum

    UEFA Champions League Museum

    MUSEUM INDEX 1 INTRODUCTION/04 2 BEST CLUBS/10 3 BEST FINALS/17 4 BEST PLAYERS/22 5 ROAD TO WEMBLEY/54 1 INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION Since the competition was founded as the European Champions Clubs’ Cup over half a century ago, only 22 clubs and 515 players have won it. But, in doing so, they and their opponents have left us an incredibly rich heritage of magic moments. You might not be old enough to remember Alfredo Di Stéfano’s Real Madrid, Eusébio’s Benfica, Johan Cruyff’s Ajax or Franz Beckenbauer’s Bayern back in the days when clubs established dynasties by successfully defending the European crown – something no team has yet managed to do since the competition became the UEFA Champions League in 1992. And exactly what is it that sticks in your mind? Is it a micro-second of breathtaking skill like Zinédine Zidane’s sublime volley in the 2002 final? Do you focus on a wider time-span, such as Manchester United’s three-minute comeback in Barcelona in 1999? Maybe it’s not an image at all, but the sheer drama of a penalty shoot-out. Or perhaps it’s an emotion rather than an image. The Museum of Champions offers you memorabilia and images to inspire memories and help you to re-live the special emotions created by the world’s top club competition. CREDITS Designwerk Event Branding and Design act3 Event Production Die Firma Print, Production and Build Hanot GABRIEL 1954 THE Founder It may be a statement of the obvious that founder of the ‘European Cup’ was a man of vision.