Deloitte’s Sports Business Group

The 27th edition of the Deloitte Football Money League profiles the highest revenue generating clubs in world football and 15 of the highest revenue generating women’s clubs in European football.

Forces of change that will shape the sports industry by 2030

The virtuous circle of growth in women’s sport depends on capital continuing to develop grassroots activities, professional prowess, and everything in between.

An overview of sports M&A trends and market activity

10 steps to help make it happen

Sport has an important role to play in tackling climate change, both at an elite and grassroots level. As one of the greatest convenors of people in our society, sport can play a role both in championing progress and leading by example.

The 33rd edition of the publication analyses the finances of the 2022/23 season in detail and includes projections for the future outlook of the industry.

One of the unique properties of sports is that its social impact far outweighs its (significant) economic impact. Recent months have highlighted the seismic ability that an athlete, club or governing body can have in being a catalyst for societal change.

With the increasing trend towards sports properties securing long-term commercial partnerships, the Deloitte Sports Business Group considers what this means for International Federations (“IFs”) and some key factors to take into account before entering into such a partnership.