Tranmere Rovers hope to win promotion to the Football League in today’s play off final at Wembley, but the club has required some investment since Mark Palios bought the club in August 2014.
Average attendances of 5,000 bring in £1 million a year in gate receipts but the playing budget is £2 million, running Prenton Park costs £1 million and their academy £400,000. Victory today would be worth £1.5m.
The club has developed a link up with China that will mean Tranmere recruiting coaches to work with the Little London School in Hohhot, the capital of Inner Mongolia.
Tranmere Rovers hope to win promotion to the Football League in today’s play off final at Wembley, but the club has required some investment since Mark Palios bought the club in August 2014.
Average attendances of 5,000 bring in £1 million a year in gate receipts but the playing budget is £2 million, running Prenton Park costs £1 million and their academy £400,000. Victory today would be worth £1.5m.
The club has developed a link up with China that will mean Tranmere recruiting coaches to work with the Little London School in Hohhot, the capital of Inner Mongolia.