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Dans le présent mémoire, le but recherché est d’émettre une opinion claire sur la santé
financière des clubs de football professionnels en Belgique en se concentrant sur la Jupiler
Pro League c’est-à-dire la division la plus haute du pays. Pour ce faire, notre travail se
déclinera en cinq axes majeurs.
En premier lieu, nous décrirons le secteur d’activité qu’est le football professionnel européen
de manière globale avant de nous concentrer sur ses spécificités par rapport aux autres
secteurs d’activités de l’économie en décrivant le budget type d’un club professionnel, les
recettes y afférant tout comme ses principales charges.
Le deuxième axe dressera un historique des principales grandes réformes qui ont
profondément changé le fonctionnement du monde du football en termes de gouvernance et
de financement. Ainsi, nous verrons les origines du système belge des licences, le fair-play
financier mis en place par l’UEFA, l’interdiction de la TPO par la FIFA, la réforme belge du
football professionnel et le futur fair-play financier belge.
Troisièmement, nous décrirons plus en profondeur les deux grands régulateurs du football
professionnel belge que sont le mécanisme des licences et le futur fair-play financier. Nous
verrons également les conséquences actuelles et futures tant positives que négatives de la
présence de ces deux régulateurs sur le football belge et d’éventuelles alternatives.
Le quatrième axe tentera de distinguer les différentes stratégies opérationnelles et financières
mises sur pied par les clubs de Jupiler Pro League. Nous pensons pouvoir mettre en avant
cinq stratégies différentes.
Grâce à ce passage en revue complet du football professionnel comme secteur d’activité à part
entière de notre économie, nous tenterons de conclure et de dégager les principales forces et
faiblesses de la santé financière des clubs professionnels de Jupiler Pro League.

Football --- Licence --- URBSFA --- Finance --- Continuité --- Règlements --- UEFA --- Sciences économiques & de gestion > Comptabilité & audit

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This paper will study how the management control instrumentation in a professional football
club can facilitate the obtaining of the Professional Football Licence necessary for any club
wishing to participate in professional competition. It will also look at the encouraging aspect
that this licensing system can have on the professionalisation of clubs.

Football --- Management Control --- Balanced Scorecard --- club licensing system --- Financial Fair-Play --- UEFA --- RBFA --- Belgian football clubs --- Sciences économiques & de gestion > Finance

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This book analyses the levels of influence that the European Union (EU) has over sport governing bodies (SGBs). Contrasting with the US authorities' decisive action, the EU seemed largely absent from the 2015 FIFA corruption saga. Even though the EU has established itself as an actor in its own right in international sports governance, there is still a lack of clarity over its capabilities to control SGBs. By employing a triangular principal-agent model, and by focusing on the case of EU control of FIFA and UEFA, the author demonstrates that the EU holds significant opportunities to control SGBs through both law and policy. There are, however, important limits as well. EU institutional features complicate control, but do not render the EU powerless. Most importantly, though, SGBs can deploy a variety of strategies to mitigate control. In considering these strategies and their effects on the EU's influence, this book provides an informed analysis that will particularly appeal to students and scholars of the EU, sports organizations, and global governance.

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