Il Foglio Sportivo – Football and FinanceNapoli v Roma free on TVUp to two million non-subscribers will be able to watch the big match on Saturday 23 October. The free broadcast of certain high-profile fixtures is one of the ways in which Lega Serie A and its main television partner aim to attract viewers who do not usually follow the leaguebyMarco Sacchi23 OCT 26
Il Foglio Sportivo – Football and FinanceHow much does this Juventus team cost?To keep the team competitive, particularly in a season without the Champions League, the Juventus board of directors has decided to submit a proposal to the November shareholders’ meeting authorising a capital increase of up to 250 million euros. This is the fifth capital increase since the 2019/2020 financial year.byMarco Sacchi5 OCT 26
Football and financeSky’s moves and DAZN’s figuresComcast’s pay-TV service has announced the acquisition of the broadcasting rights for Euro 2028: it will broadcast all 51 matches of the tournament’s final stage, with 24 matches shown exclusively. Meanwhile, the streaming platform is preparing for its stock market flotationbyMarco Sacchi19 SEP 26
Il Foglio Sportivo - Football and FinanceThe financials of the Serie A transfer marketAmong the league’s leading teams, what stands out above all is the gap between the transfer balance – the difference between expenditure and revenue – and the impact of these transactions on the profit and loss accountbyMarco Sacchi4 SEP 26
Il Foglio Sportivo – Football and FinanceHow much does football cost on TV?For an Italian, in the 2026/2027 season, it will cost around 669 euros a year to follow the whole of Serie A and UEFA competitions. Among the countries with the five major European leagues, only France has a lower cost, at around 439 euros a yearbyMarco Sacchi21 AUG 26
Il Foglio Sportivo – Football and FinanceIntantino’s businessThe president announced the launch of Fifa Forward Enterprise, which is expected to have an initial valuation of $20 billion and could raise up to $4.2 billion by selling a stake of up to 20 per cent to external investorsbyMarco Sacchi1 AUG 26