This Thursday, the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) was approved of his Extraordinary General Assembly held in Ciudad del Fútbol a budget for the year 2023 of 382 million euros. It is the second most important in the history of the ruling federation Luis Rubiales after the 406 million euros provided for the year 2022 which is now ending. This hardly represents a reduction of 24 million, when next year no major international event is planned in addition to Women’s Soccer World Cup of next summer.
The main source of income continues to come from audiovisual rights. Both in what affects selections and those derived from Spanish Supercup in Saudi Arabia and the Copa del Rey, the RFEF plans revenue of 121 million euros. This represents 31% of the total.
In addition, other important sources of income correspond to things related to marketing and sponsorship which reaches 75%, which is about 20%. The third most outstanding game is in arbitrations with 49 million.
An Assembly that had the presence of Alejandro Blanco, president of COE, In addition to messages from Gianni Infantino, President of FIFA Y Alexander Ceferin, President of UEFA. An appointment in which the RFEF president sent an optimistic message about the candidacy of Spain In Portugal for the 2030 World Cup.
Source: La Verdad
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