#player-salaries

#player-salaries

The development of transfer fees must be viewed in the context of club revenue. In 2000, FC Bayern's revenue was 283 million Deutschmarks, equivalent to 144.7 million euros; last year it was 951.5 million euros, more than six times as much. The transfer fees aren't the problem; they are amortized over the term of the contract. In Harry Kane's case, with a four-year contract, the 100 million euros burden FC Bayern with 25 million euros per annum.

If you pay 100 million for Harry Kane, that's a lot of money. But the club amortizes that over five years, so it's 20 million per year on the balance sheet. The big problem is the high salaries. FC Bayern are feeling that too. When it comes to our players' salaries, we have been somewhat generous - and we have to say that self-critically,

The Mets' bullpen is responsible for eight of the team's eleven losses in August, indicating a struggling relief performance at a critical point in the season.

The new collective bargaining agreement between the United Football Players Association and the United Football League brings significant salary increases and health care benefits for players.