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    Home»2020»The management of European football clubs in the COVID-19 pandemic
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    The management of European football clubs in the COVID-19 pandemic

    Ștefan CatanăBy Ștefan CatanăApril 12, 2021Updated:October 14, 2021No Comments1 Min Read

     Pages: 28-33

    Introduction. The COVID-19 pandemic affected society in general and the socio-economic environment in particular. The effects of this health crisis immediately spread to the economic and financial environment, affecting most industries.

    Aim of the study. This article aims to analyze the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic in football clubs in the five most important championships in Europe. The methodology was based on a quantitative research method. The results of this analysis show that the football industry has been significantly affected, and the prices that clubs have been willing to invest in acquiring new players in 2020 have fallen dramatically compared to previous years. This paper may be useful to those who want to understand the implications of the pandemic in economics, in general, and in football, in particular.

    Keywords: management, European football clubs, COVID-19 pandemic, football industry

    JEL Classification: M10, M19

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    COVID-19 pandemic European football clubs football industry Management
    Ștefan Catană

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