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    The data was given by Sergey Ivanov (man behind VTB) to Russian newspaper SportExpress, translated to English by this dude

    The Russian source states this is data for 2012-2013 season , which of course is a BS: most clubs haven't closed their rosters for the future season, how do they supposed to know salaries and extra expenses? Most chances it covers the last season ( 2011-2012).

    Many numbers look rather strange , e.g. Khimki salaries - 11.75M before taxes . For a roster that includes Planinic, Loncar, Monya, Kelati , Langford, Nielsen,Gelabale & Quinn that's unreal budget. IIRC Langford alone was paid $2.3M after taxes.

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    The Russian source states this is data for 2012-2013 season , which of course is a BS: most clubs haven't closed their rosters for the future season, how do they supposed to know salaries and extra expenses? Most chances it covers the last season ( 2011-2012).
    maybe this is what clubs expect?

    anyway....we all know what clubs to most "investors" mean

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    is there anyone who belives this kind "investmens" can pay off to "investors"?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Billy Bounce View Post
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    The data was given by Sergey Ivanov (man behind VTB) to Russian newspaper SportExpress, translated to English by this dude

    The Russian source states this is data for 2012-2013 season , which of course is a BS: most clubs haven't closed their rosters for the future season, how do they supposed to know salaries and extra expenses? Most chances it covers the last season ( 2011-2012).

    Many numbers look rather strange , e.g. Khimki salaries - 11.75M before taxes . For a roster that includes Planinic, Loncar, Monya, Kelati , Langford, Nielsen,Gelabale & Quinn that's unreal budget. IIRC Langford alone was paid $2.3M after taxes.
    If these budgets are correct, then the Russian teams have even more horrible managers than Malaga does. I mean seriously, Lokomotiv's budget? Is this a joke? Khimki put together such a roster for that money? I mean they should be Euroleague Final Four contender for such money, not missing Euroleague qualification and settling for Eurocup. Such a budget and they are signing players like Quinn, Nielsen, Gelabale, Kelati?

    I don't even know where to begin with Lokomotiv. With such a budget as that, and the best players you have are guys like Massey, Traore, Bykov. This is a joke.

    CSKA is even more ridiculous though. When it all came down to reality, they were no more than a 50-50 team to win or lose against PAO and Olympiacos. For such a ridiculous budget, they should have had much better players than guys like Shved, Gordon, Lavrinovic, Mejia, Siska, Vorontsevich playing in their rotation, or in Mejia's case, as someone that was signed with that in mind. It reminds me of the very poor management of Olympiacos in previous years.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pohani komarac View Post
    maybe this is what clubs expect?
    We could try to figure it out: there is "transfers" part of the budgets . Khimki , Lokomotiv, UNICS are the only ones that spend money on transfers.

    If they are the only clubs that signed players mid-season : that's last year budgets.

    UNICS signed Nachbar mid-season (January) - check

    Khimki signed Gelabele (January) - check

    Loko loaned Ilievski from Efes ( February) - check

    Don't remember any mid-season transfers for the rest of the teams.

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    I like Novgorod's income

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    Cedevita-3.000.000

    Partizan-2.000.000

    Crvena Zvezda- 1.800.000

    Radnicki-1.500.000

    Krka-1.300.000

    Cibona-1.100.000

    Olimpija-1.000.000

    Buducnost-1.000.000

    Igokea-800.000

    Szolnoki Olaj-800.000

    MZT-700.000

    Zadar-400.000

    Siroki-400.000

    Split-300.000


    take that Russians

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    I don't know how much this is truth. I think this is how much each team plans to spend on first team. I guess??
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    we should not forget, that in russian league there is a rule, that at any time of the game, at least two russians must be on the court for each team. And taking that there are a lot of good teams, and not too many this level of russian players, most of the russian players gets overpaid big time. Maybe some of them are not big power in euroleague or eurocup, but they have their roles in national competition.
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    team budgets.

    Anadolu Efes ; 25M € +-
    Fenerbahçe ; 20M €
    Galatasaray ; 15M $ +-
    Banvit ; 10M €
    Beşiktaş ; 6M €
    Ted Kolejliler ; 7M TL
    Aliağa Petkim ; 6M TL
    Gaziantep RH ; 5M TL
    Karışıyaka ; 5M TL +-
    Tofaş ; 5M TL
    Erdemir; 4M TL
    Olin Edirne ; 4M TL +-
    Telekom ; 4M TL
    Mersin ; 4M TL
    Antalya ; 3M TL
    Hacettepe; 2M TL


    ps. estimated figure.
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    Quote Originally Posted by phonix View Post
    Banvit ; 10M €
    Beşiktaş ; 6M €
    No way

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    Quote Originally Posted by sambaras View Post
    No way
    Besiktas' budget seems right. It's reported from the executives that the budget will be € 6,5 million already. It's the budget without the sponsor company. I think eventually they will find a sponsor to expand the budget. It will be like 10 millions.

    Btw, I guess Banvit's budget is lesser but close to 10 millions.

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    Quote Originally Posted by phonix View Post
    team budgets.

    Anadolu Efes ; 25M € +-
    Fenerbahçe ; 20M €
    Galatasaray ; 15M $ +-
    Banvit ; 10M €
    Beşiktaş ; 6M €
    Ted Kolejliler ; 7M TL
    Aliağa Petkim ; 6M TL
    Gaziantep RH ; 5M TL
    Karışıyaka ; 5M TL +-
    Tofaş ; 5M TL
    Erdemir; 4M TL
    Olin Edirne ; 4M TL +-
    Telekom ; 4M TL
    Mersin ; 4M TL
    Antalya ; 3M TL
    Hacettepe; 2M TL


    ps. estimated figure.
    If this numbers are real, are more or less like ACB teams
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    Well, when talking about the budgets, expecialy pay attention to these variables:
    -some teams are talking about € some others in $, get's mixed up a lot
    -some teams are talking about team expenditures, other about whole budget of the organisation including B teams, younger selections etc.
    -some are talking salaries only, others salaries + car + apartment + food + equipment + other potential services
    -some are talking about net income, others about gross income

    Basicaly it's almost impossible to compare those various figures in regard to various tax rates within various countries.


    The budgets Pohani pasted for ABA, are supposed evaluation of budgets by a league insider. Krka officialy denied having 1.3 millions of budget, claiming they're basicaly spending less than 900.000 € for the first team as well as all of their their loaned players.
    Cedevita spending 3 millions on players? That one million for Dario Šarić wouldn't be an issue at all than, majority of their team probably isn't receiving even 100k per season (if they are, too bad for the management) while Tomas and Andrić might indeed be expensive, along with Šuput, Wright and Baždarić, no way those 5 represent all that much above 1 million €. Either they intend to surprise with some big signings in the future or 3 millions is heavily exaggerated.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kwijibo View Post
    If this numbers are real, are more or less like ACB teams
    They are pretty much real. A Turkish club has at least € 1 million budget, under usual conditions.

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