Revenue and TV Money by League

In 2010/2011, the Premier League’s revenue went up to 2.500.000.000 € (3.589.000.000 US$). ~46% of EPL’s revenue comes from world-wide TV deals, which is more than Bundesliga’s and La Liga’s selling of broadcasting rights combined. — The theoretical revenue per capita is highest in EPL as well (49,57€), far ahead of Primera Divison (34,76€) and Eredivisie (25,47€).

When it comes to football ticket prices, Germany’s Bundesliga is leading (in a good way). Spectators pay 22€ on average, which is about half of what English fans have to pay. That being said, ticket prices increase all over Europe, Germany included.

All data from 2010/2011 seasons across Europe. If you spot any errors, please leave a comment or contact me directly.

(Work in progress…)

#	League	Annual Revenue in €	Revenue per Game in €	Revenue per Capita in €	Est. TV Money p.a. in €	Avg. Ticket Prices in €	Association Members
1	Premier League	2500000000	6578947	49,57	1147000000	43	-
2	Bundesliga	1664000000	5437908	20,32	422000000	22	6700000
3	Primera Divison	1622000000	4268421	34,76	560000000	36	779829
4	Serie A	1532000000	4031579	25,43	892000000	27	-
5	Ligue 1	1072000000	2821053	17,07	517000000	26	2107924
6	Eredivisie	420000000	1372549	25,47	-	-	1179198
7	Süper Lig	378000000	1235294	05,13	-	-	466445
8	Premjer-liga	368000000	1533333	02,58	-	-	2500000