Some of the public opinion inadvertently (or perhaps not) provides the club with an alibi, arguing – in essence – that it is practically impossible to create a competitive squad immediately after relegation due to the costs that will clearly exceed the income. Something that the owners of Salernitana already knew when in January, 2 points behind the safety zone, they decided not to recapitalize and base the repair market primarily on exits and the need to get balance sheets in order. A legitimate choice, God willing, but one that entailed further problems from a sporting point of view, to the point that Sabatini made almost all the mistakes in his purchases and was actually fired already in mid-March, along with Liverani. But is this financial bloodbath really a step backwards? I’m sure I 32 million euros per year, guaranteed by television rights, this is a lot for such a still “small” club as Salernitana, and even at the box office it will be difficult for it to record average income of 9 million per season.
Source: Tutto Mercato Web
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