1. Inflación en Salarios y Fichajes de Jugadores.
La escalada de precios en el mercado de transferencias y los salarios de los jugadores es un tema recurrente, con cifras que antes eran excepcionales ahora consideradas normales, incluso para jugadores de nivel medio. Esta inflación se ve exacerbada por el estatus de los jugadores y el crecimiento general de las ligas.
- Im sorry but ill never get used to figures like 25m, 30m and 40m being banded around for bog standard premier league players like its normal. It wasnt loo long ago that nominal fees, 2m, 3m were routine even in the top flight. Yes, inflation to a degree, but what on earth happened?!
- With inflation taken into account, newcastle spent the equivalent of 90m on him as an unproven player. Hes considerably better now than then and significantly better than a 20m increase. Its not personal, its not emotional. Its basic, simple maths.
- The transfer fee inflation in world football is absolutely insane. For my sanity, i had to check city signed erling haaland 3 years ago for 51.2 million. Now chelsea quoting nicolas jackson for 80 million. The prices for sesko, mbuemo and the like show what newcastle are up against.
- The premier league is legitimately ruining german football i feel like there needs to be a cap to how much money teams can spend on transfer windows. Besides the absolute insane inflation we are witnessing, with extraordinary fees for players that overvalued.
- With the cap going up again next summer, isnt there an incentive to wait? even if his full intention was to stay and i have no idea if it is. With the rate of inflation in player salaries, waiting a year could net a larger amount.
2. Impacto en la Economía de los Clubes y la Experiencia del Aficionado.
La inflación no solo afecta los costos de los jugadores, sino que también ejerce presión sobre los clubes de mitad de tabla, dificulta la retención de talento y eleva los precios de las entradas, impactando directamente la capacidad de los aficionados para asistir a los partidos.
- I feel like inflation is really catching up to the mid table clubs. They just cant find the players they need in the right price bracket. Getting stripped for parts by superclubs doesnt help either.
- I have a theory that tanking would not be considered an issue if ticket price inflation outpace regular inflation by 3x the past 25 years. The implicit bargain used to be if your team stank, you still got to see superstars for cheap a dozen times a year. Not the case anymore.
- One of the things fans continually misunderstand about the current economics of football is that a while revenues are high, so are costs and b the sport is spending a lot of money it doesnt actually generate due to artificial external inflation. So clubs overspend and pump fans to service debt.
- Nufc defend controversial above-inflation season-ticket price rises amid mounting backlash from fans. Read here.
- The celtic board clearly are still working 1990 prices, they havent accounted for inflation in any meaningful way.
3. Inflación en Otras Ligas y Conceptos Deportivos.
El fenómeno de la inflación se extiende más allá del fútbol, afectando a ligas como la MLS (con la "inflación GAM"), la NBA (salarios y tamaño de la cancha) y la WNBA (donde los salarios de las jugadoras no han seguido el ritmo de crecimiento de la liga ni la inflación general). Incluso se discute la "inflación" en las estadísticas de juego y en la presión de los balones.
- I keep on coming back to this story. Gam inflation is real also means mls players in ttl are earning less by the amount of whatever gam rolls over each year. Now we need players earning the interest on that, distributed as cash. We need gam banks. Gam bonds. An entire gam economy.
- The womens game has exploded in recent years. Arenas are full. Ad revenue is up. Tv contracts seem to be on the order of 100x higher. The value of teams has surged. And yet, the player salaries are still below accounting for inflation what the abl offered 25 years ago. That needs to change.
- In the nba, wages more or less rise proportionally with the cap. In the real world, id venture to guess price inflation has outpaced wage growth.
- I just think the average player size has increased and the court size has not kept up with inflation.
- I just went over how wrong tyson was to inject himself into deflategate without being a lot more careful with his mathematical process, skipping a key fact of the temperature relationship to inflation pressure of a football. He got that one wrong and that wrong answer cost new england millions.
4. Perspectivas Históricas y Comparativas de la Inflación.
Al comparar los valores actuales con los históricos, ajustados por inflación, se revela la magnitud del cambio en la economía deportiva. Contratos y transferencias que en el pasado eran récords, hoy palidecen frente a las cifras actuales, mostrando una evolución drástica en la valoración de activos y talentos deportivos.
- In 1971, at the peak of his game, mikes grandpa carl signed a 3 yr. Contract for 500kabout 4 million in todays dollars. Now thats inflation.
- The 13-game-plan used to have a lot of benefits, but for whatever reason they started tearing it down. I told my birdland rep im done after 12 years of having a plan. Im not contributing towards this hard pivot to corporate luxuries, blaming inflation and no players signed long term.
- Adjusted for inflation it would be sixth. Youd have to spend 28 more today to buy what you bought in 2017. Its not a premium on his value to newcastle. They dont want to sell, you therefore have to pay more than what you think hes worth.
- The average wnba franchise is valued at about 270 million in todays dollars. The knicks sold for 1.1 billion in 1997 over 2 billion when adjusted for inflation.
- December 26th, 1919. The red sox sell babe ruth to the yankees for 100k. 1.6 million adjusted for inflation i really was destined to be a yankees fan.