The Union of Europen Clubs (UEC) called on UEFA to reconstruct income sharing to benefit the clubs that do not get the benefits of the best teams in the world.
As recommended by UEC, the player development award would leave 5 percent of the annual $ 4.9 billion income of UEFA’s $ 4.9 billion income based on the minutes played in the UEFA competitions and the award money earned by the players they had previously received in their careers.
36 teams that are entitled to the league stage of the Champions League, these clubs will not be suitable for payment because they receive handsome payments in the form of reward money.
The Lobby Group presented the plan to the European Commission and said that the player development award would complete solidarity payments to clubs who did not participate in UEFA’s competitions. Solidarity Pot increased
He believes that UEC and PDR payments, which were established as weight against the club lobby group (ECA), preferred by UEFA in 2023, should not complete their solidarity payments to clubs who do not participate in UEFA’s competitions.
Although solidarity payments cover hundreds of clubs and UEFA’s 55 member associations, the UEC believes that they do not do enough to reward clubs that invest in talent development. Alex Muzio, the president of the group, said that his plan to athletics could benefit the “more than 1,400 clubs” and “increasing competitive balance and representation problems”.
“We accept the offer,” a UEFA spokesman said. “The solidarity system was reviewed with the European Club Association and European Leagues stakeholders before the start of the cycle and now in the first operation in the first operation.
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