Fradi Has Reduced the Wage Costs of Its Football Players by 30 Percent
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This could mean savings of more than two billion forints compared to the previous year.
The CEO of FTC is not afraid of a change of government, while wages have been drastically reduced - Pál Orosz revealed: the club has reduced wage costs by roughly thirty percent.
However, the CEO of Fradi believes that there is enough money for a good international cup performance.
There has hardly been an example in Hungarian football like what Ferencváros has achieved in recent months. The Hungarian record champion was able to save nearly two and a half billion forints just by reducing the wages of its first team. According to sports economist Gábor Szabados, this is close to, or even exceeds, the entire annual budget of other NB I football clubs.
Pál Orosz, CEO of Ferencváros, spoke about the details of the summer transformation. The post Fradi football team's salary cap reduced by 30% first appeared on 24.hu.
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