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Analysing the Commercial Impacts of UEFA's Reform of European Soccer Competitions, 2021 Report - ResearchAndMarkets.com

Business Wire - Thu May 13, 2021

The "Analysing the Commercial Impact of the reform of European Soccer Competitions" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

This report analyses the commercial impact of European club football competition reforms

A detailed analysis of the reasons why European club football competition reform is necessary, the proposals and their potential impacts

Key Highlights

  • European club competition reform is needed if it is to continue to thrive
  • 12 of Europe's leading clubs fail in bid to breakaway from UEFA club competitions to form a 'Super League'
  • UEFA's reforms improve the European football products in a way which inherently favours the biggest teams

Scope

  • This report analyses the commercial impact of UEFA's club football competition reforms
  • It details the current state of UEFA club competitions
  • It analyses the underlying reasons behind why reform is necessary
  • It analyses the reform proposals and their potential impacts including the rise and fall of the Super League, UEFA's expanded 36-team Champions League format and the adoption of a Swiss Model format for the group stage

Reasons to Buy

  • This report provides a comprehensive analysis of the impacts of UEFA's new club competition reforms

Key Topics Covered:

1. Introduction

2. Report Overview

3. The need for reform?

4. The proposed reforms and their impacts

Companies Mentioned

  • UEFA
  • European Club Association
  • Real Madrid
  • FC Barcelona
  • Atletico Madrid
  • Juventus
  • AC Milan
  • Inter Milan
  • Manchester United
  • Manchester City
  • Liverpool
  • Arsenal
  • Chelsea
  • Tottenham Hotspur

For more information about this report visit https://www.researchandmarkets.com/r/oexfug

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