There was a comment about how football inflation might stagnate. Of course 14 years ago transfer fees were very different, but there are doubts fees will be increasing from now with FFP getting stricter. Think fees will very rarely surpass 100m. Also the trend of players running out their contracts more often.
You are 6 years late, stop reading idiots. The fees go directly to players for bonuses or god knows what charitable or sponsorship.
FFP isn't getting stricter, the Bedouins made the investments already and they expect their returns for now.
You was so close in the last bit.
There are 2 Bedouin
clubs that afford 120 mil plus transfers, 3 clubs (Real, Bayern, Barcelona) and 3 companies (United, Chelsea and Liverpool), Atletico maybe. Most of them already made big trasfers and there is little on the market to splash for.
The transkemarket dropped 2 billions this year to be fair, but it dropped also from 2019 to 2021, and nevertheless it's x 2 the value of 2015, that follows the value of the football market who fallows the growth in global population and in inovation of the industry. More hamburgers = more expensive jerseys or much more sold.
To end this nonsense, for football to go that path of stagnation you will need the whole economy to stagnate and that is absolute bollocks if the Huti don't start producing ships out of their ass.
Even then with a collapse of the trade you will get first 1000x inflation rate before you get a stagnation so Nike will win anyway.