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Just do it...

• ... either for fun or for money

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Football

• England, 19th century
• Popular sport
• World Cup 1938
• European Competitions
• Champions Cup (1955-1956)
• Champions League (1991-1992)
• Cup Winners Cup (1960-1961 / 1998-1999)
• UEFA Cup (1957-1958)

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The Champions League

• 1991
• Champions Cup lost spectators
• Super competition
• Leading clubs in Europe
• Real Madrid
• AC Milan
• Manchester United

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The Business

• Football and entertainment
• Television
• Commercials
• Sponsoring
• Competition sponsors
• Shirt sponsors
• Players contracts

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Special market relations

• Common business
• Competition
• Monopoly
• Sports business
• Competition
• Opponents
• Special situation

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Different parties involved

• Players
• Clubs
• Leagues
• Public

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Problems

• Financial troubles
• Supporters staying away from the stadium
• Transfer policies

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Old transfer policy

• Ambiguous laws
• Illegal transfer system
•  Large  amounts of money

• Abuse of the system
• The Bosman case
• Need for a new (international) tranfer policy

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New transfer policy

• Young players protected
• Time limits
• Limited transferperiods

• Financial measures
• Financial compensation
• National courts

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ome facts
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• 67.5 million
• 5 million
• 2.5 million

Luis Figo (Real Madrid)
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• David Beckham
• (Man Utd)
• Barcelona or Manchester?
• 8.5 million

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• David Beckham

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Nicolas Anelka

• From Arsenal to Real for 25 million

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Rio Ferdinand

• Leeds Utd
• 28.5 million

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Nike andMan Utd

• 525 million

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Chairman Sergio Cragnotti

• 100 million

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The end
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Pure football. Pure hope. FIFA (the Governing
Body of Football) and UNICEF (the United Nations
Children's Fund) have joined efforts to promote
the Convention of the Rights of the Child. These
efforts will result in increased international
attention for children's rights in media
everywhere.