Do financial results influence sports results in football industry? Case study of the Brazilian football league

Wallan, Tertuliano Ivan; Matheus, Rocha Lima Eric; Oliveira, Vivian de; Pavlović, Vladan; Afonso, Machado Antonio; Norberto, Fischer Carlos

doi:10.5937/industrija46-16116

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“…These results corroborate the literature, suggesting that the market value of teams alone is not a determining factor for the outcome of a match (Mijatović et al, 2015;Pavlovic et al, 2013Pavlovic et al, , 2014Tertuliano et al, 2018), that is, other match variables, associated with market value, influence the results of the match, such as venue (Bradley et al, 2014;, goals scored (Yi et al, 2019), passes (Anderson & Sally, 2013;Paul Simon Bradley et al, 2014;Collet, 2013), among others (Rocha- Lima et al, 2021a;2021b), suggesting that the success of teams is the result of an association of variables and not the result of an isolated one.…”

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“…Football is a complex and dynamic team sport (Garganta, 2009;Liu et al, 2015), which the performance of the teams blends interactions between psychological, physical, tactical/technical, match location (play at home or at the opponent's home) and financial aspects (Carling et al, 2008;Drust et al, 2007;Lima et al, 2017;Lima et al, 2021;Liu et al, 2015;Rocha-Lima et al, 2021a;Rocha-Lima et al, 2021b;Tertuliano et al, 2018;Yi et al, 2019).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Assuming the financial aspects, the literature has investigated the influence of the cast (staff training) on clubs results (Lima, Oliveira et al, 2018;Mijatović et al, 2015;Pavlovic et al, 2013;Pavlovic et al, 2014;Tertuliano et al, 2018Tertuliano et al, , 2020.…”

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Performance indicators to be explored in order to win Premier League matches

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Football is a dynamic collective sport that involves the actions of players on the field, in addition to the availability and application of player data. Being a sport extensively investigated in terms of performance analysis, there is still a need for more predictive analyzes to better understand the indicators of success. Due to these aspects, this research aimed to verify the influence of the market value of football clubs, as well as the influence of the venue and the tactical/technical aspects - shots on target, corners, crosses, ball possession and passes -, to win Premier League matches. To carry out this research, data from all 380 matches of the PL 2015/2016 season were used. The Transfermarkt website was used to collect the market value of the teams and the Daily Mail website to collect the matches data. Data analysis was performed using the Weka software. The results showed that the market value and the venue, separately, were not relevant to the victories, but when associated to tactical/technical indicators, both contributed with the victories of the teams. Concept A teams, with higher market values, achieved more victories than the concept C teams, with lower market values, in the home games when the aforementioned associations were analyzed. The results of the performed analyzes show that direct and indirect game actions are relevant for teams to win matches played at home, especially for the ones with higher market value.

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“…In sports, until the 1960s, it dominated the concept that the team belonged to the fans and that the sport could not be appropriated by the private groups (Machado, 2013). However, this vision was replaced by the vision of business management, in which sport should be a product, a way of raising revenue and, consequently, a profit for clubs and federations (Lima et al, 2018;Tertuliano et al, 2018). This was due to the globalization that the sport suffered, especially after the 1970s, when sports began to be seen as a spectacle sport, that is, an entertainment product transmitted by the media as a form of profit (Proni, 1998).…”

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“…As a result, companies are starting to take over clubs with the aim of linking their brand and making a profit, generating a new concept of business management within clubs (Lima et al, 2018;Tertuliano et al, 2018). One of the reasons that led to this was that multinational companies grew in stratospheric proportions and saw in sport a support to globalize their brands.…”

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The need for expatriation and the planning of the process: Organizational looks for sports

Wallan-Tertuliano¹,

de²,

Pavlović³

et al. 2018

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This paper focuses on expatriation and its influence on the success and failure of expatriates. Thus, the objective of this essay was to conceptualize the expatriation phenomenon, as business necessity and expatriation planning, in order to point out the relation of such phenomenon to the success and failure of the expatriates in the sporting context. In this perspective, the different perspectives on expatriation and its planning were woven. The present essay concludes by pointing out that the main reasons that companies rely on to send employees to expatriation is related to the improvement of revenue and market growth, which can be understood in sport as something similar. While intrinsic motivations, people accept expatriation much driven by the improvement of life and career, whether a corporate or sporting look. So, this paper suggests that the planning of expatriation is conducted in a cautious manner, avoiding the psychological and financial problems that may cause a premature return of the athlete.

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Sport management in Emerging Economy:

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Oliveira³

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Manage: J. Sustainable Bus. Manage, Solutions Emerging Econ.

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Research Question: the paper investigates the influence of the size of the squad and the club's expenditures on football in the final classification in seasons 2008 to 2016 of the first division of the Brazilian Football League (Serie A). Motivation: Considering soccer as the most important sport in Brazil, representing a cultural symbol of the country, it is better to make it necessary. Therefore, it is necessary to investigate the influence of the size of the squad on the performance of the teams and, in addition, how much the clubs invest in the formation of these squads. Idea: In this perspective, the central hypothesis of this study is that clubs with the highest number of players will also present the best classifications, and the second central hypothesis is that clubs with more investments in football have the biggest squad. Data: (The study was conducted with data collected over the internet, using data provided by clubs. Only the clubs belonging to the first division were used, being a total of 34 clubs, divided into 2 groups, according to the investment value in Football. Tools: This study presents descriptive and inferential analyses, since the qualitative-quantitative approach was assumed as a way of understanding the data. Assuming the number of clubs participating in the study, we chose non-parametric inferential analyses in the intra- and inter-group evaluations, using the alpha value of 0,05 as criterion. Findings: The results show that the size of the squad is not a determining factor in the ranking of clubs in the National League, but the clubs' spending on football is crucial, since the clubs with the highest spent on football were the clubs with the best safety ratings in 4 of 6 Championships. In addition, the results showed that the size of the squad and spending on Football are not related, that is, it's not the size of the squad what determines the cost of football and other factors, such as wages of athletes. Contribution: One can conclude that to the first division of the Brazilian championship of professional football, the number of athletes in the squad is not a determining factor for the position taken by the clubs in the competition, but the value invested in wages, corroborating only one of the hypotheses of study. However, this study has some limitations, such as sample size (only 34 teams), the use of clubs from a single country, and the lack of information from other clubs (not all clubs provide their financial statements through the club or federation website). Therefore, we emphasize the need for new studies.

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Do financial results influence sports results in football industry? Case study of the Brazilian football league

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Performance indicators to be explored in order to win Premier League matches

Performance indicators to be explored in order to win Premier League matches

The need for expatriation and the planning of the process: Organizational looks for sports

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