PREMIER LEAGUE 2024/25 BUSINESS REPORT

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The Premier League remains the dominant financial
force of European soccer. So, how can you capitalise on the market?

SportsPro’s Premier League 2024/25 Business Report contains essential business intelligence that is not freely accessible in the industry. With thousands of data points and analysis on the latest teams, broadcasters, partners, and fan behaviour, it’s the perfect all-around offering to enhance your strategy.

Uncover new opportunities by accessing the 50+ page report today.

WHAT DOES THE PREMIER LEAGUE BUSINESS REPORT CONTAIN?

Much like our Premier League Commercial Guide, which is exclusive to SportsPro+ members, the Premier League 2024/25 Business Report aggregates critical intelligence pertaining to the league and its teams, stadiums, commercial partners and international broadcasters. Yet the new report takes you deeper into the business of the Premier League, with more in-depth financial data and exclusive insights from a broader range of leading third-party sources.

Contents include:

Profiles of all 20 teams and their commercial partners

Analysis of the league’s next domestic TV contracts and how technology and media are bringing the league to life

Financial details for every major sponsorship and broadcast rights deal

Exclusive data and analytics on sponsorship, consumer interest, media rights, social, attendance and more

REPORT HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:

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Average team value of the Premier League’s ‘big six’ clubs in 2023

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Homes broadcast the league across 189 countries

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Global value of the Premier league’s TV rights

WHAT MAKES THE BUSINESS REPORT UNIQUE?

In addition to aggregating publicly accessible information, the Premier League 2024/25 Business Report unites proprietary insights and analytics from an array of partner data providers, much of which is not available anywhere else in the sports industry. For example, the report includes financial terms for key commercial deals, including media rights and sponsorship agreements, as well as the latest figures relating to consumer demand, attendance and team valuations.

Specific data sources used include: