Calciomercato - Wages & Salaries (2009/2010)

Kqql · 03 Sep 2009, 12:41 PM

Serie A’s most expensive XI: Buffon (Juventus – 5.5); Maicon (Inter – 4.5), Nesta (Milan – 4), Lucio (Inter – 4.5), Chivu (Inter – 3.5); Vieira (Inter – 5.5), Pirlo (Milan – 5), Sneijder (Inter – 4); Ronaldinho (Milan – 7.5), Eto'o (Inter – 10.5), Totti (Roma – 5.5).

Club by club wage bills: Inter 150m; Milan 125.5m; Juventus 115m; Roma 69.7m; Fiorentina 40m; Genoa 38m; Napoli 37m; Lazio 32.9m; Palermo 30m; Parma 26m; Sampdoria 24m; Bari 20m; Bologna 20m; Cagliari 19m; Udinese 18m; Siena 17.5m; Catania 17.5m, Livorno 14.3m, Chievo 13m; Atalanta 13m.

All figures above are in Euros.

-football-italia

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Kqql · 03 Sep 2009, 01:04 PM

Kqql · 03 Sep 2009, 01:32 PM

Kqql · 03 Sep 2009, 09:32 PM

Serie A Coaches (Net) earnings for 09/10

Mourinho - Inter €11m
Prandelli - Fiorentina €1.8m
Ranieri - Roma €1.6
Leonardo - Milan €1.2m
Ferrara - Juventus €1.2m
Gasperini - Genoa €1.2m
Donadoni - Napoli €1.2m
Del Neri - Sampdoria €0.9m
Guidolin - Parma €0.9m
Zenga - Palermo €0.85m
Giampaolo - Siena €0.8m
Ballardini - Lazio €0.75m
Allegri - Cagliari €0.65m
Marino - Udinese €0.6m
Papadopulo - Bologna €0.6m
Ventura - Bari €0.45m
Di Carlo - Chievo €0.45
Gregucci - Atalanta €0.3m
Atzori - Catania €0.15m
Ruotolo - Livorno €0.1m

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Machida · 04 Sep 2009, 09:26 AM

A lot of those figures are wrong..in fact I wouldn't be surprised if most were not wrong. The samp chairman commented on it being incorrect...I can also point out three from the top of my head ...Del Piero and Trezeguet have cut their salary to 3.5 million and Grosso only gets 1.2 million. And these are only some of the wages I recognise.

Kqql · 04 Sep 2009, 10:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Machida

A lot of those figures are wrong..in fact I wouldn't be surprised if most were not wrong. The samp chairman commented on it being incorrect...I can also point out three from the top of my head ...Del Piero and Trezeguet have cut their salary to 3.5 million and Grosso only gets 1.2 million. And these are only some of the wages I recognise.

There might be some differences, but I think on the whole those figures are close to reality.

For example when Villarreal looked at Trezegol this summer, it was reported in Spain he makes net income of 4-4.5m Euros.......and that they couldn't afford his wages. (Juve were trying to off load him to Villarreal in exchange deal)

Grosso was making gross income of approx 3.8m Euros/season with Lyon and had 2 yrs left on his agreement, so approx 2m euros net for him is not that off.

Anyway, smaller clubs always say they are not paying that kind of money, etc...
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Cirdan · 04 Sep 2009, 10:59 AM

I would take ANY publications of player wages with doubts, because at least as far as I know they are NEVER officially published for privacy reasons. So, unless Gazetta claims otherwise, I'd guess some are told "off the records" by some club official or maybe a secretary, and most are probably pure guesswork. And I'm not sure they could say themselves if they always excluded taxes, always included taxes or did it sometimes with and sometimes without

DDR · 04 Sep 2009, 12:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Cirdan

I would take ANY publications of player wages with doubts, because at least as far as I know they are NEVER officially published for privacy reasons. So, unless Gazetta claims otherwise, I'd guess some are told "off the records" by some club official or maybe a secretary, and most are probably pure guesswork. And I'm not sure they could say themselves if they always excluded taxes, always included taxes or did it sometimes with and sometimes without

What are you talking about, most club when they sign or extend a player releases a press release that clearly states how much the player is being paid. Most of them even put the PDF of the press release on their website. To highlight my point:

http://bo.asroma.it/UserFiles/966.pdf

This is a press release from AS Roma that states the contract extension of Alberto Aquilani and exactly how much he will be paid.

This is of course old, but since we haven't bought anyone this summer it was the only press release I could find on the site to prove my point. You can edit those number (966.pdf) and go forward or back and look through the press releases. You will find that whenever a player is signed they specify the exact amount the player will be receiving before taxes.

I'm willing to bet you could do the same on many clubs websites.

Machida · 04 Sep 2009, 12:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Kqql

There might be some differences, but I think on the whole those figures are close to reality.

For example when Villarreal looked at Trezegol this summer, it was reported in Spain he makes net income of 4-4.5m Euros.......and that they couldn't afford his wages. (Juve were trying to off load him to Villarreal in exchange deal)

Grosso was making gross income of approx 3.8m Euros/season with Lyon and had 2 yrs left on his agreement, so approx 2m euros net for him is not that off.

Anyway, smaller clubs always say they are not paying that kind of money, etc...
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No Trezeguet cut his wages 2 years ago to 3.5 million...as did Del Piero this summer...a 1.5 million difference is quite a big difference. Also Grosso makes 1.2 million at Juve and this is a fact...nearly 50% diff...I don't think that counts as an approximation.

Kqql · 04 Sep 2009, 04:26 PM

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Originally Posted by ItalianMike

What are you talking about, most club when they sign or extend a player releases a press release that clearly states how much the player is being paid. Most of them even put the PDF of the press release on their website. To highlight my point:

http://bo.asroma.it/UserFiles/966.pdf

This is a press release from AS Roma that states the contract extension of Alberto Aquilani and exactly how much he will be paid.

This is of course old, but since we haven't bought anyone this summer it was the only press release I could find on the site to prove my point. You can edit those number (966.pdf) and go forward or back and look through the press releases. You will find that whenever a player is signed they specify the exact amount the player will be receiving before taxes.

I'm willing to bet you could do the same on many clubs websites.

Yep.... you are 100% correct........
It's not a big secret, everytime a player signs , Gazzetta, his agent and /or Club states his Net income per season.
And I know from reading Spainish dailys, they talk about it openly and so does the Bristish Media.......
Not a big secret as people claim..

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Originally Posted by Machida

No Trezeguet cut his wages 2 years ago to 3.5 million...as did Del Piero this summer...a 1.5 million difference is quite a big difference. Also Grosso makes 1.2 million at Juve and this is a fact..nearly 50% diff...I don't think that counts as an approximation.

OH REALLY....... This is as of 2/09....
R80 Salary went up from 6.5m to 7.5m euros for 09/10 season, per his contract.

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Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Kaka pip Premier League stars in football wages list

1. Zlatan Ibrahimovic Internazionale 750,000 euros per month (9,000,000 per annum)
Ricardo Kaka AC Milan 750,000 (9.000,000)
20. Fabio Cannavaro Real Madrid 483.333 (5,800,000)
22. Francesco Totti AS Roma 458,333 (5,500,000)
Luca Toni Bayern Munique 458,333 (5,500,000)
Gianluigi Buffon Juventus 416,667 (5,000,000)
42. Alessandro Del Piero Juventus 400,000 (4,800,000)
David Trezeguet Juventus 375,000 (4.500,000)
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/foo...ages-list.html

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