Fotbalul englez stă pe un munte de datorii: 94% dintre cluburi au pierderi, iar unele mai au bani doar pentru 30 de zile

English football faces significant financial vulnerabilities despite high revenues from the Premier League. A report reveals that 94% of clubs in the top five tiers reported losses in the 2025-2026 season. Over 60% of EFL and National League teams are technically insolvent. The Independent Football Regulator's report highlights that many clubs rely heavily on owner funding, with 66% unable to survive more than 90 days without it. The financial situation is dire, with 17 clubs potentially facing bankruptcy even without player salaries. Additionally, clubs are increasingly using future transfer revenues for immediate liquidity, leading to a net transfer debt of approximately £3.3 billion. Salary costs have surged, with some clubs spending over 80% of their revenues on wages. The report warns of growing financial disparities within the league and calls for urgent action to address these issues.