📉 Missing out on Europe hits Real Sociedad’s finances, their Achilles’ heel | OneFootball

Real Sociedad will face a significant reduction in revenue next season after failing to qualify for European competitions.

According to internal estimates, the club will lose out on nearly 40 million euros compared to the previous season, a drop largely due to the loss of UEFA competition revenue and a smaller share of television rights.

This decline is mainly due to their absence from European competitions and a lower league finish, as reported today by Noticias de Gipuzkoa. The txuri-urdin side finished the season far from the European spots, which contrasts with their results in recent years, when they had achieved several consecutive qualifications for the Europa League and the Champions League.

Last season, a sixth-place league finish and European participation allowed Real Sociedad to reach record figures in ordinary income. However, the budget for the coming year will have to be adjusted to this new reality, something that will directly affect sports planning and transfer policy.

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