Record year: Allsvenskan passes SEK 1 billion in player sales
In 2025, the Allsvenskan clubs broke the SEK 1 billion barrier in player sales for the first time. A review by accounting firm Ernst & Young (EY) shows this.
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SHL Clubs See 102 Million Kronor Rise in Salary Costs
SHL clubs' salary costs increased by 102.1 million kronor last season. An increase the clubs can afford right now, states a new report. The economy looks surprisingly positive, says Carlos Esterling at the auditing firm EY.
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New TV Deal Poses Challenges for Smaller Allsvenskan Clubs
The new TV deal for the top Swedish football league can hit the country's smaller clubs hard. And even bigger problems may follow if they don't keep up with the development through large player sales. Then the gap will become very large, says Carlos Esterling, responsible for Sports Business Services at EY in Sweden.
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The threat to SHL clubs – rising salaries
The SHL clubs' economy deteriorated last season. The clubs' salary costs increased by 21 percent and if it continues, 6 out of 14 clubs may have difficulty meeting the requirements for an elite license next year.
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