Samo u Kini ode milijun...

Da je to tako jednostavno, ne bi ti klubovi bili u minusima a uostalom svaki covjek u Hong Kongu (koliko god on velik bio) bi doma imao dres R. Madrida.... Jer ti klubovi koliko godina vec igraju po Aziji? A znamo da taj dres ipak nema!!

Pa dobro koja Kina brate.... 95% stanovnika Kine godišnje zaradi za jedan takav dres!! Šta je vama ljudi, šta vi mislite da ovi prodaju na miljune dresova svake godine samo po aziji

A month after the conclusion of Beckham's Real career, Forbes magazine reported that he had been the party primarily responsible for the team's huge increase in merchandise sales, a total reported to top US$600 million during Beckham's four years at the club

Pričamo samo o Beksu

ti stvarno nemas dojam kolike su pare u tome...

Real Madrid is breaking what seemed like impossible records for any other football club in the world. The Santiego Bernabeu team managed to sell about 1.2 million shirts with Cristiano Ronaldo’s name on them. And that just in Madrid! Real’s fans form all over the world who have visited Spain’s capital this year have all wanted to buy a shirt with the player’s name on it.

Behind the goals on the field, Ronaldo is a real gold mine for Real. If we were to make a simple multiplication (I’ll wait for you to get your calculators), at a price of 85 euros a shirt, Real made about 102 million euros, from which production costs are subtracted. Clearly, the team covered their costs, because this was only taking into consideration the stores in Madrid. Not even Luis Figo, Zinedine Zidane or Daivid Beckham managed to sell better in their first season on the Bernabeu.

mil dresova samo u madridu... pa sto je madrid prema cijeloj aziji jebote?

In Real's eyes, Ronaldo is the 'Golden Goose' of merchandising, the global icon they have lacked since David Beckham's departure to LA Galaxy in 2007. Acquiring Ronaldo, or so says the blueprint of president Florentino Perez, secures a football-obsessed constituency of more than a billion people in the lucrative Far East market.

Beckham's L25m purchase from Manchester United in 2003 reportedly doubled Real's shirt sales in the Far East, but while the white shirt became more prevalent, United red continued to thrive in the region, even without Beckham.

Ronaldo's departure was thought to be bad news for the millions of Asian supporters, particularly those in Malaysia, Indonesia, South Korea and China who had been expecting to the see the 24-year-old during United's Far East tour in July.

But Taewoon Park, a journalist for the Sports Seoul newspaper, says that Ronaldo's departure will actually be welcomed. He said: "I am convinced that Ronaldo leaving will not affect United' popularity in Korea.

"Actually, some Korean supporters are pleased about it because Ronaldo's attitude and desire to leave for Real Madrid made them so tired. Such character-collapsing team chemistry cannot be allowed in Korea, which has very strong organisational or community culture.

Vidim da nisi upoznat sa troškovima jednog megalomanskog kluba tipa Real, Barca, Man utd, to su enormni troškovi, recimo, ja kad sam bio u Berlinu, tijekom SPa, sam pričao s švabom jednim, koji je radio za osiguranje stadiona, njihov trošak je samo 20 000 eura po utakmici, a gdje su voda, struja, grijanje i sve ostale gluposti, to su megalomanski troškovi, financijama Reala se bavi preko 10 firmi. Organizacija utakmice na Bernabeu doseže i 2 milijuna eura, pričam o troškovima!