What is the economic value of each point in this serial? Today we answer this question by crossing the points received with each team’s payroll.
As a result, a curious and effective snapshot has been presented to how the club investment is in “production”: an alternative rating that not only measures position in standing but also measures the economic performance of teams than the resources spent on salaries.
We set up the rankings that presented to you L, we relied on the data provided CapologyOne of the most authentic sources of sports salaries. In particular, we analyzed the pure salaries of all Siri A teams and put them in relation to the points collected so far, ie, up to the 29th match day.
AC Milan, which is in more than 67 million euros, is currently the least efficient team in the league, costing 1.43 million euros per point. The following is the Inter, which guides the rating of the seasonal payroll (85.5 million) and spends 1.36 million for each received.
In addition, the podium also has jonts (66.45 million), which spends 1.27 million to win each point, while maintaining a better return than their rivals. Monza is working very badly, occupying the bottom of the A League: With 17.71 million euros in net salaries, it looks at 1.18 million per point, leaving Roma (1.07 million per point, 52.46 million euros in the payroll) and Lazio (44.9 million euros) and 880 million euros).
In large clubs, Napoli of D Laurentius is positively surprised, with the cost of 51.98 million euros and only 852 thousand euros per point in the payroll. Torino and Como are also standing in the face: non -better spending proportions than some rivals, while the latter, though they arrived just a few months ago, immediately fall into the category of people who spend more for each point than similar budget teams.
It is noteworthy that teams like Bolona and Verona have a huge performance: Rosobal, with 20.65 million euros in payroll, spend only 389 thousand euros per point, which makes them the most good of Siri A Verona (428 thousand) and Adeni (432 thousand).
Finally, the Gasparen’s Atlanta stands, which maintains a ratio of 550,000 euros per point, with 31.9 million euros in net salaries, which is once again a model of stability and competitiveness.
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