CF: How much Milan and other Serie A clubs earned from TV rights in 2022-23

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·14 June 2023

CF: How much Milan and other Serie A clubs earned from TV rights in 2022-23

The amount of TV revenue that each Serie A team received for the 2022-23 season has been revealed, according to a report.

As Calcio e Finanza reports, the final table has an impact not only from a sporting point of view, but also from an economic point of view as the distribution of television rights money that Lega Serie A hands out to the 20 clubs depends on the final position.

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The division of income from TV rights is carried out on the basis of precise criteria imposed by the Melandri Law, which means that 50% is split equally but then the remaining 50% is further divided up.

Of that, 20% is based on catchment area (of which 8% based on Auditel certified television audience and 12% based on paying viewers) and 30% is based on sporting results.

That 30% is made up of 12% based on league finish, 3% on points for the current season, 10% based on results achieved in the last five seasons and 5% based on the ranking formed taking into account of results achieved at national and international level from the 1946-47 season onwards.

Overall, Serie A will distribute around €1.018bn net to the clubs, a figure which does not include the value of the parachute and mutual payments to the lower leagues.