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The Covid-19 pandemic would have cost European football 7 billion euros over the two years, UEFA said in a report published Thursday, where it notes a sharp decline in the transfer market for the 2020 and 2021 seasons.According to UEFA, European clubs faced a shortfall of 4 billion euros in 2020, and 3 billion euros in the following season, thus interrupting a growth of twenty years in a row. That is a total of 7 billion.The main causes for this significant loss are the drop in ticketing revenue due to empty stadiums (with €4.4 billion in lost revenue), reduced commercial and sponsorship activities (a projection of €1.7 billion in drop) and TV rights also slightly impacted with just under a billion.A positive recovery observed in recent monthsThese results are in line with the forecast...

The independent journalist, author of an investigation into the private nursing home group Orpea, explains that he has been under a lot of pressure so that his book does not come out.“I underwent during this investigation a certain number of pressures to avoid going to the end of the investigation.” Guest of the program C à vous on Tuesday evening, the independent journalist Victor Castanet returned to the threats and proposals that would have been made to him so that his book-investigation, the Gravediggers, do not come out. "It happened halfway through my investigation that an interlocutor offered me a large sum of money to dissuade me from going to the end: 15 million euros", he explained at the table of Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine.In the Gravediggers, which appears this Wednesday, Victor...

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Foot – Covid – The clubs would have lost 7 billion euros because of the Covid-19

“I was offered 15 million euros to dissuade me from going to the end”, assures Victor Castanet – Liberation