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Football between love and economy, data and statistics

Football between love and economy, data and statistics

Who among us does not love football, the most popular sport in the world. Many of us follow it without knowing a few statistics. In this article we will show you a lot of data and statistics about football.


Football data and statistics
Source: www.freepik.com     

General Football Data

The International Football Federation is FIFA, founded in 1904.

FIFA member confederations

confederation

Location

CAF

Africa

CONCACAF

North America

CONMEBOL

South America

AFC

Asia and Australia

UEFA

Europe

OFC

Oceania


World Football Statistics (in 2006)

Number of Clubs

301 000

Practicing players

264 552 000

Licensed players

38 287 000

Professional players

113 000


World Cup

The first edition of the World Cup football, was in 1930 in Uruguay and among all the world countries, Brazil is the only country that attended all the finals of the World Cup. There are only eight nations that have won the FIFA World Cup, and this countries are as followed:

Football data and statistics


The growing love of football is confirmed by the 2018 World Cup in Russia where it was noticed that:

World Cup statistics 2014-2018

 

Nombre

Remarque

People who watched at least 3 minutes of the 2018 World Cup.

3,04 billion

Increase of 10.9% compared to 2014.

People who watched at least 30 minutes of the 2018 World Cup.

2,49 billion

An increase from the 2014 total (1.95 billion).

People who watched the 2018 world cup final.

1,12 billion

An increase over the number of people who watched the 2014 final (1.013 billion).

The people who kept informed of the competition 2018.

3,576 billion

Almost half of the world's population.


This table shows the weight of Football in the world, and in the economy where we find that the big brands invest in this sport which leads us to talk about the economy of Football:

The following figure shows the budget of the 5 first European championships of 1st division in (2006-2007):

Football data and statistics


And the richest clubs in the world are as followed:

The richest clubs in the world

Club

budget

FC Barcelona

840,8 M €

Real Madrid

757,3 M €

Manchester United

711,5 M €

Bayern Munich

660,1 M €

Paris Saint-Germain

635,9 M €

Manchester City

610,6 M €

Liverpool FC

604,7 M €

Tottenham Hotspur

521,1 M €

Chelsea FC

513,1 M €

Juventus

459,7 M €


Despite all these budgets, but the various European football championships are suffering from debt:


The debts of the European football championships

Football championship

Debt

England

4 billion euros including 3.7 billion for Division 1

Spain

3.5 billion euros

France

150 million for Division 1

Germany

500 million for the 1st and 2nd division


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