ADVERTISEMENT
  • Home
  • Advertise
  • Privacy & Policy
  • Contact
Sports Intelligence Magazine
  • Home
  • Football
    • FIFA
    • Football Leagues
      • EPL
      • La Liga
      • NFL
    • World Cup
      • Friendly
    • CAF
      • AFCON QUALIFIER
      • CAF PRESS RELEASE
    • UEFA
      • Europa League
      • UEFA NATIONS LEAGUE
    • Football Club
    • FA Cup
  • Athletics
    • IAAF PRESS RELEASE
  • Combat Sports
    • Boxing
  • Basketball
  • Tennis
    • Table Tennis
  • Other Sports
    • Golf
    • Auto Sports
      • Cycling
      • Moto GP
  • en English
    ar Arabiczh-CN Chinese (Simplified)nl Dutchen Englishfr Frenchde Germanit Italianpt Portugueseru Russianes Spanish
Sunday, March 26, 2023
  • Home
  • Football
    • FIFA
    • Football Leagues
      • EPL
      • La Liga
      • NFL
    • World Cup
      • Friendly
    • CAF
      • AFCON QUALIFIER
      • CAF PRESS RELEASE
    • UEFA
      • Europa League
      • UEFA NATIONS LEAGUE
    • Football Club
    • FA Cup
  • Athletics
    • IAAF PRESS RELEASE
  • Combat Sports
    • Boxing
  • Basketball
  • Tennis
    • Table Tennis
  • Other Sports
    • Golf
    • Auto Sports
      • Cycling
      • Moto GP
  • en English
    ar Arabiczh-CN Chinese (Simplified)nl Dutchen Englishfr Frenchde Germanit Italianpt Portugueseru Russianes Spanish
No Result
View All Result
Sports Intelligence
No Result
View All Result
Home Featured

Zlatan Ibrahimhovic Suffers Loss As Salary Affected By Britain’s EU Exit

by Sports Intelligence
July 5, 2016
in Featured
https://soulmateng.net/ https://soulmateng.net/ https://soulmateng.net/
ADVERTISEMENT
Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on WhatsApp

Britain’s decision to leave the EU is eating into the salaries of foreign Premier League footballers — including recent Manchester United signing Zlatan Ibrahimovic, according to the Financial Times.

Ibrahimovic’s sterling-denominated pay packet was worth roughly 10% less against the dollar by the time he signed it, the paper says.

RELATED POSTS

Nigeria 0-1 Guinea-Bissau:  Nigeria’s Defeat, A Reflection of the State of The Country

March 25, 2023

AFCON 2023 Qualifier: We Will Deal With All Those Who Sabotaged Super Eagles Training Session Says Sports Minister

March 24, 2023

World Athletics Council decides on Russia, Belarus and female eligibility

March 24, 2023

His negotiations with United unofficially started before Britain decided to leave the EU on June 23, but by the time the deal went through the pound had already plummeted in response to the referendum result. It is currently at just $1.31 against the dollar and €1.18 in euros.

Even so, the deal — said to be worth £220,000 ($289,000) a week — is so big that Ibrahimovic may not mind the currency fluctuation.

ADVERTISEMENT

The fallout from Brexit is set to hit English football clubs at every level. Business Insider previously reported on the plummeting pound possibly scuppering West Ham’s bid for Belgium international Michy Batshuayi, who ultimately went to Chelsea.
Another problem for football clubs with Brexit is the potential change in Free Movement rules. The Financial Times notes that overseas EU players are currently allowed to join English team academies before they play for their national teams, but with all manner of Brexit negotiations up in the air this key allowance could be revoked.

ADVERTISEMENT

A Brexit could also mean that Britain’s veto power on the International Football Association Board, which decides the rules of the game, could also be jeopardy. As Stefan Szymanski, author of Money and Football: A Soccernomics Guide, told the Financial Times: “There could be a movement that says, while we’re in the process of downgrading [the UK’s] status in the world, why don’t we remove some of these anachronisms as well?”

Culled from: Financial Times

Get real time Updates about related articles. Subscribe now

Unsubscribe

Related Posts

Nigeria 0-1 Guinea-Bissau:  Nigeria’s Defeat, A Reflection of the State of The Country

March 25, 2023

AFCON 2023 Qualifier: We Will Deal With All Those Who Sabotaged Super Eagles Training Session Says Sports Minister

March 24, 2023

World Athletics Council decides on Russia, Belarus and female eligibility

March 24, 2023

FIFA Begins Bidding Process For Women’s World Cup 2027

March 23, 2023
Load More

Discussion about this post

No Result
View All Result
SoulMate SAY NO TO RAPE

Recent Posts

  • Nigeria 0-1 Guinea-Bissau:  Nigeria’s Defeat, A Reflection of the State of The Country March 25, 2023
  • AFCON 2023 Qualifier: We Will Deal With All Those Who Sabotaged Super Eagles Training Session Says Sports Minister March 24, 2023
  • World Athletics Council decides on Russia, Belarus and female eligibility March 24, 2023
  • FIFA Begins Bidding Process For Women’s World Cup 2027 March 23, 2023
  • FIFA Ethics Committee Suspends Coach In DR Congo For Sexual Abuse of Minors March 23, 2023
  • Peseiro Picks In-form Osimhen As Team’s Penalty Taker March 23, 2023
  • FIFA Women’s World Cup Trophy Set To Arrive Nigeria March 23, 2023

Archives

Tags

AFCON 2021 Arsenal athletics Atletico Madrid BADMINTON Badminton Federation of Nigeria Barcelona boxing CAF Chelsea COVID-19 EPL Everton FIFA football Jurgen Klopp Laliga Liverpool Lockdown Manchester City Manchester United Man City Messi NFF Nigeria Football Supporters Club NPFL Pep Guardiola PRESS RELEASE PSG Qatar 2022 FIFA World Cup Real Madrid Rev. Samuel Ikpea Rivers United rugby super eagles Super Falcons SWAN table tennis tennis Tokyo 2020 Olympics Tottenham Tottenham Hotspur UEFA Champions League World Athletics World Cup Qualifier
http://www.soulmateng.net/ http://www.soulmateng.net/
ADVERTISEMENT
Britain's decision to leave the EU is eating into the salaries of foreign Premier League footballers — including recent Manchester United signing Zlatan Ibrahimovic, according to the Financial Times. Ibrahimovic's sterling-denominated pay packet was worth roughly 10% less against the dollar by the time he signed it, the paper says. His negotiations with United unofficially started before Britain decided to leave the EU on June 23, but by the time the deal went through the pound had already plummeted in response to the referendum result. It is currently at just $1.31 against the dollar and €1.18 in euros. Even so, the deal — said to be worth £220,000 ($289,000) a week — is so big that Ibrahimovic may not mind the currency fluctuation. The fallout from Brexit is set to hit English football clubs at every level. Business Insider previously reported on the plummeting pound possibly scuppering West Ham's bid for Belgium international Michy Batshuayi, who ultimately went to Chelsea. Another problem for football clubs with Brexit is the potential change in Free Movement rules. The Financial Times notes that overseas EU players are currently allowed to join English team academies before they play for their national teams, but with all manner of Brexit negotiations up in the air this key allowance could be revoked. A Brexit could also mean that Britain's veto power on the International Football Association Board, which decides the rules of the game, could also be jeopardy. As Stefan Szymanski, author of Money and Football: A Soccernomics Guide, told the Financial Times: "There could be a movement that says, while we’re in the process of downgrading [the UK’s] status in the world, why don’t we remove some of these anachronisms as well?" Culled from: Financial Times
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Football
  • Athletics
  • Tennis
  • BREAKING NEWS
  • The Next Big STAR

© 2020 Sports Intelligence Magazine by Heptano Communications.

Welcome Back!

Login to your account below

Forgotten Password? Sign Up

Create New Account!

Fill the forms below to register

All fields are required. Log In

Retrieve your password

Please enter your username or email address to reset your password.

Log In