Yes we're 14th in the PL. The gaps aren't massive though past the megaclubs. Imagine telling someone 24 years ago that Man City would be the biggest (by revenue at least) club in the World!
South of England + big 6 factor i’m afraid. Only exceptions being Villa and Leeds for obvious reasons
This is the group we need to be focusing on, Leicester and West Ham's are boosted by European football otherwise they'd be in and around the 210-225m group really.
Requires outlay at the start which they arent looking to spend immediately right now
Not recognisable as not in top 30
Found them!
Our ground is way too small. We will drift further without moving capacity to 45k or moreDeloitte Football Money League 2024
The 27th edition of the Deloitte Football Money League profiles the highest revenue generating clubs in world football over the 2022/23 season.www2.deloitte.com
Wolves are a healthy 25th
But it really does show what we fight against in the prem with 13 teams above us. This is why we want to increase our revenue
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We must be the smallest city in the top 30 and certainly not one of the richest! Our growth really does have to come from our wider "brand" rather than just increasing local support.
Yes and no. Bigger capacity means potential for more ticket and in stadium sales. It also opens up other possibilities for renting out to interested parties for events/ concerts etc.
Was reading an article about that recently... they may be onto something there.
Which is what Fosun clocked when they bought in, promote and sell the club from champ to premier, or promote and market the brand from UK to global, monetise the Wolves brand and you can break into the top tier.
