The financial and performance cost of injuries to teams in Australian professional soccer

Lu, Donna; McCall, Alan; Jones, Mark; Steinweg, Jeff; Gelis, Les; Fransen, Job; Duffield, Rob

doi:10.1016/j.jsams.2020.11.004

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“…The total cost per month and team in LaLiga TM as a result of muscle injuries was € 365,812, which is lower than the EPL (£ 750,000) [ 6 ] but much higher than other “minor” leagues such as the Australian league (AUD$ 23,700 to 41,585 per month and team) [ 15 ]. It could be explained by the difference in salary limits between the two leagues and by the incidence of injuries in the teams.…”

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“…Previous studies in the Australian Football League stated that the average yearly economic cost of injuries ranged between AUD$ 187,990 to 332,680 [ 15 ] and the average financial cost of missed matches due to HSIs increased 71% (AUD$ 148,816 to 245,842) from 2003 to 2012 [ 16 ]. This financial loss is especially severe in professional football, where [ 6 ] established an approximate loss of £ 45 million per season in the English Premier League (EPL) due to teams’ underachievement (£ 36 million) and the cost of an injured player’s salary (£ 9 million).…”

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Economic impact of muscle injury rate and hamstring strain injuries in professional football clubs. Evidence from LaLiga

Nieto Torrejón,

Martínez-Serrano,

Villalón

et al. 2024

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The aims of this study were: 1) to describe the total muscular injuries, and specifically HSIs, and their corresponding missed matches; 2) to analyse their economic impact; and 3) to estimate the loss of incomes due to TV rights, in first division clubs from LaLigaTM depending on the expected and actual ranking position during the 2018/2019 season. To do that, a cross-sectional study for season 18/19 and for all players of the 20 Spanish professional football clubs was performed. The economic impact of injuries was estimated considering the missed matches and salary cost of all players and the audio-visual income loss was estimated considering the Spanish Royal Decree of Law (RDL 5/2015). The high number of muscular (270) and hamstring injuries (57) implies a high cost for professional first division football clubs, specifically € 365,811 per month for the former and € 47,388 per month for the latter. In addition, reaching a worse than expected position in LaLigaTM ranking involved a loss of 45,2 million € in TV rights incomes. The high cost of muscle injuries in first division teams justifies the need for multidisciplinary teams that are capable of reducing the number of injuries as well as recovery times.

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Economic impact of muscle injury rate and hamstring strain injuries in professional football clubs. Evidence from LaLiga

Nieto Torrejón,

Martínez-Serrano,

Villalón

et al. 2024

PLoS ONE

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“…Em outras áreas de pesquisa, como esportes e saúde, são observadas ainda variáveis de avaliação de desempenho esportivo como chutes a gol, posse de bola, passes concluídos, defesas, lesões, gols, vitórias (Lago-Ballesteros & Lago-Peñas, 2010; Lepschy et al, 2020;Lu et al, 2021;Robbins, 2012;Sullivan et al, 2014). Para atingir aos objetivos propostos nesse estudo, será utilizada a pontuação final do Campeonato Brasileiro, em cada ano, uma variável indicando em qual fase o clube foi eliminado das demais competições, como Copa do Brasil e…”

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“…Desse modo, os resultados de campo podem contribuir para o desempenho financeiro, na medida em que os clubes adicionam ganhos com premiações, direitos de transmissão e bilheteria (Mourao, 2012;Rezende & Dalmácio, 2015). Por outro lado, evidências apontam para necessidade de maior plantel, elevando os custos com jogadores, que pode levar ao endividamento (Andrade Junior et al, 2019;Rezende & Dalmácio, 2015) e promover o desgaste físico que resulta em lesões (Lu et al, 2021).…”

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Desempenho financeiro e esportivo de clubes brasileiros de futebol

Marotz,

Marquezan,

Souza

et al. 2024

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Objetivo do estudo: Analisar as relações entre indicadores de desempenho financeiro e esportivo, considerando efeitos de múltiplas competições e séries dos clubes brasileiros de futebol.Metodologia/abordagem: Pesquisa descritiva, quantitativa e documental, utilizando dados das demonstrações contábeis. As hipóteses argumentam que o desempenho financeiro dos clubes é influenciado pelo desempenho esportivo, pela participação em múltiplos campeonatos e pela série do campeonato disputado. Para testá-las, foi utilizada regressão com dados em painel.Originalidade/Relevância: A pesquisa avança, principalmente, em dois aspectos: 1) desempenho individualizado em diferentes campeonatos, nacionais e internacional; 2) mudanças de série no Campeonato Brasileiro.Principais resultados: Verificou-se, principalmente, que clubes da série A, com maior número de pontos no Campeonato Brasileiro tendem a aumentar ROA a reduzir o endividamento. Quando o clube disputa a série B, tende a apresentar menor rentabilidade e liquidez, desempenho financeiro pior em relação à elite do futebol nacional. São confirmadas as hipóteses: H1, rentabilidade e endividamento são influenciados pelo desempenho esportivo dos clubes; H2, endividamento e liquidez são impactados pela participação em múltiplos campeonatos; e H3, rentabilidade e liquidez são negativamente associados à disputa da série B do Campeonato Brasileiro. Contribuições teóricas/metodológicas e sociais: Contribui nas discussões sobre as finanças do futebol brasileiro, efeitos de disputar série A ou B e demais competições, propõe variáveis de desempenho esportivo não utilizadas em trabalhos anteriores e apresenta reflexões aos clubes. Avança ao demonstrar efeitos, individuais e conjuntos, do desempenho esportivo em diferentes campeonatos no desempenho financeiro dos clubes, permitindo aos gestores decidirem sobre a priorização de competições.

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“…It is essential to note that injuries have a negative influence on athletic performance; for example, players who suffer moderate to severe injuries considerably reduce playing time, achieve maximum speed, and increase the distance of high-intensity runs (Dellal et al, 2012). Lu et al established that the higher the incidence of injuries, the higher the number of games lost and, therefore, the lower the score during the season (Lu et al, 2021). Additionally, a lower injury burden generates greater availability of players for matches, increasing the number of points obtained in national leagues.…”

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Effects of strength training on ankle injuries in soccer players: a systematic review

Jerez‐Mayorga¹,

Hurtado

2023

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Purpose: The purpose of this systematic review was (I) to determine the quality of evidence from studies evaluating the effects of strength training on the incidence of ankle injuries in soccer and (II) to determine the effectiveness of strength training on the incidence of ankle injuries in soccer. Methods: Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews (PRISMA) statements were considered using keywords associated with ankle injuries, strength training, and soccer. The following four databases were used: PubMed, Web of Science, Scopus, and SPORTDiscus. The quality of evidence for the articles included in this review was assessed using the PEDro scale. Results: Of the 721 articles retrieved, two were included in this study. The total population included in the review was 132 male participants, including professional soccer players and youth players. Strength training in young soccer players could reduce the risk of injury and improve parameters related to sports performance; however, the two articles included in this review found no statistically significant differences in injury incidence between the proprioceptive training and control groups. Conclusions: The articles included in this review had a high risk of bias, indicating low quality of evidence. In addition, it was impossible to determine whether strength training effectively reduced ankle injuries in the soccer players. Keywords: Sports, ankle sprains, athletic injuries, resistance training

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The financial and performance cost of injuries to teams in Australian professional soccer

Cited by 6 publications

References 16 publications

Economic impact of muscle injury rate and hamstring strain injuries in professional football clubs. Evidence from LaLiga

Economic impact of muscle injury rate and hamstring strain injuries in professional football clubs. Evidence from LaLiga

Desempenho financeiro e esportivo de clubes brasileiros de futebol

Effects of strength training on ankle injuries in soccer players: a systematic review

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