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"I think we are very satisfied and happy" - Rahul Dravid on Team India's preparation ahead of England Test
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“I think we are very satisfied and happy” – Rahul Dravid on Team India’s preparation ahead of England Test

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Team India head coach Rahul Dravid believes that the four-day warm-up match against Leicestershire was...
IND vs IRE 2nd T20I: Odds, Predictions and Analysis
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IND vs IRE 2nd T20I: Odds, Predictions and Analysis

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Team India will take on Ireland in the second and final T20I of the series...
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Five legends who may never play in the IPL again

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The Indian Premier League (IPL) is the only competition in the world where people saw...
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Mayank Agarwal added to Team India squad for England Test

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Opening batter Mayank Agarwal has been added to the Team India squad for the Test...
India vs Ireland 1st T20I Review: Pandya romps to victory in captaincy debut
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IND vs IRE 1st T20I Review: India coast to victory in rain-curtailed encounter

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Team India's overseas leg began with a two-match T20I series against Ireland. The Men In...
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Rohit Sharma likely to miss rescheduled test against England after testing COVID-19 positive

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The Indian captain Rohit Sharma recently has tested positive for COVID-19 ahead of the decider...

Football

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Football

Sunil Chhetri raises concerns for Indian Football amid FIFA Ban speculations

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The Indian superstar footballer Sunil Chhetri recently spoke about the possible ban slapped by International...
English Premier League

Yarmolenko to leave West Ham after spending 4 years at the club

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At the end of June, Andriy Yarmolenko’s contract with the club ends, and manager David...
There are so many Indians who watch different leagues worldwide. For instance, millions of Indians watch the English Premier League, Spanish La Liga, and the Euro Cup. The reasons range from plain enthusiasm to getting profit from every round - like sports betting and crypto-related activities. If you also want to do it, you can check out Prime Gambling Reviews to see the quality of every site you come across. When you think about it, there are time zones that these enthusiasts adjust to, to watch every round until the finals. But many Indians also have a great inclination to play the sport. For soccer news tips and updates, you can visit Soccer Reports. Goa is an Indian state considered to comprise the highest number of football fans. They even have a Christiano Ronaldo statue! However, they take their enthusiasm more locally, supporting the country’s own Indian football league through patronising and promoting it throughout the country. But the challenge is hard. India’s teenagers who happen to consume football frequently prefer and follow football clubs like Manchester United, Liverpool, Barcelona, and so on. The future for India’s football clubs are looking bleak - but is it too early to admit a losing proposition? In this article, we will tackle how exactly Indian football clubs earn money, and how support from their people make an impact on how they fare in the sport. Running a football club in India It’s never easy to run a football club in India. In fact, investments consistently outperform the returns, which drive investors away from investing in India’s football clubs. You might think that the Indian Soccer League adds a lot of revenue to build more spaces to the country’s sport, but that’s not the case. Top Indian football clubs, as well as any I-League or ISL club, do not make a profit at any time throughout the calendar year. Many clubs have closed or drastically reduced their activities over the last ten years. The club's patron Churchill Alemao, who also happens to be the current President of the Goa Football Association, weathered every storm that tried to destroy the club. Over the past three decades of spearheading opportunities for the club, he mentions how hard it is to not stay stagnant when there are no opportunities given to the team. However, he still remembers the ultimate goal for Goa FC - to have India play in the FIFA World Cup. He ensured that football never died, despite the fact that the club has spent crores of rupees on running it. Unfortunately, various clubs across the country have established and closed owing to a variety of factors. Administrative and financial concerns at the highest levels are blamed for the majority of the reasons. For one, hese clubs vary from the very top of Indian football to the very bottom, and they are well-known in every Indian district. There is a dearth of information at the lower levels in terms of running a football club and sustaining it in order to achieve higher levels. Academies across the country might use the same approach. The economics of Indian football clubs Most Indian football clubs spend 60 to 75 percent of its budget on the team, 15 percent on youth development like academies, and the 10 percent for broadcast initiatives. It’s already a blessing if the team gets sponsors. The most frequent sponsors of ISL India are Coca-Cola, Nivea, and Musli Power, which adds a lot of revenue for the clubs. There’s also revenue garnered from ticket and merchandise sales. However, these only give a share to clubs, since there are also other stakeholders (i.e. investors, venue holders) who also gain from the overall revenue. Promotional activities and However, revenue from ticket sales, merchandise sales and other promotional activities contribute in minuscule proportion to the clubs’ coffers. Even prize money of all the domestic tournaments in India, if combined together, cannot compensate for the huge amount spent by these clubs. But the harsh reality is that I-League clubs receive no compensation from TV presence. Unlike in all other major worldwide leagues, where revenue gained from broadcast arrangements is divided with the clubs, television revenue goes directly to the All India Football Federation (AIFF) and is second only to sponsorship in terms of income for a club. In fact, the majority of I-league clubs rely on significant sponsors to keep their teams afloat during the season. Conclusion In conclusion, the money from the central pool, which amounts to roughly Rs. 13 crore per person, is practically offset by the annual franchise fee, which ranges from Rs. 12 crore to Rs 16 crore per person, depending on their base. In the lack of television revenue, ISL teams rely on sponsorship, ticket sales, retail sales, and prize money to supplement their income, which does not cover the high costs of running the club.
Football

Here’s How the Indian Super League Clubs Earn Money

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There are so many Indians who watch different leagues worldwide. For instance, millions of Indians...
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WATCH: Indian Football skipper Sunil Chhetri displays fielding skills at NCA

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Fans are well familiar to witness the Indian Football captain Sunil Chhetri on the football...
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Byju’s becomes sponsor of FIFA World Cup 2022

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In an interesting development, Indian educational technology brand Byju's has announced its presence in the...
English Premier League

Chelsea FC might not be sold to the highest bidder

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The interested parties have made their offers and before the end of the 2021-22 season,...

Basketball

Basketball

Who are the Golden State Warriors’ Big Three?

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In all sports, there are good athletes and then there are great ones. Although it is true...
Basketball

Advices for Successful Dating with famous American basketball players

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Dating a sports star has its obvious attractions but is it even possible for normal...
Basketball

Why is Basketball So Popular in Sports Betting?

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Sports betting.  Sports betting is wildly popular all over the world, and basketball is one of...
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Meet Nav Bhatia: From being a car salesman to being inducted in NBA Hall Of Fame

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When someone thinks of the NBA Hall of Famers, they would absolutely think of the...
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NBA Summer League or G-League? Princepal Singh talks over his future plans

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On the heels of his much-awaited debut for NBA G-League side Ignite squad, Indian basketball...
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2-time All-Star Roy Hibbert elaborates the importance of Indian market to the NBA

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One of the premier sports leagues of the USA, the National Basketball Association (NBA) has...

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