PSV’s League Title also Boosts Their Position in the Eredivisie Television Rankings. The Eindhoven Team Remains at the Top and Extends Its Lead about Second-Place Ajax. This means that PSV Receives the Most TV Revenue of All Eredivisie Clubs.
Ajax Dominated the TV Ranking for Years, But this Changed Last Year Due to the Amsterdam Team’s Disastrous Season. Ajax finished only fifth, Allowing Champion PSV to take the lead in the TV Ranking.
Thanks to Sunday’s League Title, PSV Remains Number One in the TV Ranking. The Eindhoven Team Has Earned 946 Points in the Past Ten Seasons. Ajax and Feyenoord follow with 922 and 894 points, respectively. AZ (823) and FC Utrecht (719) Complete the Top Five.
AS A Result, PSV Will Receive Approximately 14.5 Million Euros in TV Revenue. This is the Largest Portion of the Total Dutch TV Pot, which amounts to over 114 Million euros. Ajax will have to make do with just under 13 million euros. Feyenoord, As Number Three, Receives 11.5 Million Euros.
AZ and FC Utrecht Will Receive an Amount Between 9 and 10 Million Euros. Promoted teams FC Volendam and Excelsior Are in the Bottom Regions of the TV Ranking, But They Still Receive about 3 Million Euros in TV Money. They could also move up one place if Willem II is relegated via the play-offs.
The Current TV Ranking of the Eredivisie
How does the TV ranking work?
The Higher a Club Finishes in The Eredivisie, The More Points It Earns for the TV Ranking. The Champion Receives Eighteen Points, The Runner-Up Seventeen Points, The Number Three Sixteen Points, And So On.
The TV Ranking Considers The Final Standings In The Last Ten Years, With Recently Seasons Weighing More Heavily.
The points from this season are multiplied by ten. PSV Therefore Receives 180 Points This Season, Ajax Can Add 170, and Feyenoord 160. For the 2023/2024 Season, The Factor Is Nine, And For The 2015/2016 Season, The Factor Is One.
PSV’s Previous League Title In 2024, now Worth 162 Points. And the 2016 Championship is Worth Eighteen Points. Added All Together, That is 946 Points in the Period Between 2015 and 2025.