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Internationalisation économique du sport. Les clubs de football sur les traces des entreprises multinationales

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par Arnauld Kayembe Tabu Nkang'Adi Nzu
Université d'Anvers - Master en Management international et développement 2000
  

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1.5.b. Comments.

Generally, the players of a little everywhere engage in an international mobility towards the European clubs where football is a profitable occupation. Blow, instead of waiting until they are always requested, these clubs take more and more, themselves, the front while taking care to engage the most the better possible ones. Several reasons can explain this state of affair.

1.5.b.1°. Clubs with the research of the raw materials to increase their profits and their success.

To justify the multinationalisation of the economy, the editions Robert Laffont-Gramont (1975, p. 62), explain why it is the research of the profit which is the cause. They admit in addition that the most fundamental law which governs the movement of the industrial capital, commercial or banking is that of profit. However, the funded capital directly in the production, in the form of factories, of machines, raw materials or wages, is obviously with the source of all the profits, insofar as the quantity of human work contained in the goods determines its price, and where this price is higher than the amount of money spent by the contractor to produce these goods. But, to produce this profit, the contractor must sell his goods, i.e. to transform them into money. Is it correct to compare the purchase, the production and the transformation of the goods by multinational corporations beyond their borders with the operations of purchase and sale, apart from their borders, by clubs of football, players who, a priori, are not goods ? There a question of ethics is put, but which establishes simply an analogy extremely worn by the new actors of internationalization in the sporting sector.

However, it sied to mention it, at present, the player is compared to goods. It is thus regarded as a factor of production of which the marginal utility increases day at the day. In right however, a strong controversy could one day burst about the exact nature of the man-player in the contract of transfer. But, the organization of football, being based on the specificity of this one, had to conceive similar situation which it is not any more question of giving up, but well rather to perfect.

Much more, we said, the conquest of success does not miss in the multiple international transfers of the players, by the European teams of football. Indeed, the national and international competitions put at the catches several clubs which run, each one, after the title concerned. When one can hold up his many titles, medals and cut, certainly, the fame of this kind attracts respect and regards. The European clubs, know thus, that the acquisition or the conservation of the trophies is a high level test which leaves in the passing sacrifices and expenditure that only the choice of good players could quickly make forget.

From there, nothing any more would especially astonish the race that launch out these European clubs of football to treat to players abroad, because of the fact that there, they cost less expensive, but once acquired, they would record the level of the team and, who more is, could be resold at ransom prices. The example of success of the clubs which align good players, bought often abroad, makes that it is rare to see a European national championship folded up on only Europeans. Each year, the springtides always start on information, remainder, confirmed, relating to new come.

However, the amounts of their purchase appear only when they seem to be exaggerated or make depend annual success awaited on the team of its recruits. In this context, the new players become object, then of attention overall, and the spectators, always demanding, and of the sponsors, avid of expansion of their good image and undoubtedly of the club itself. The example of the Belgian championship that we give hereafter corroborates the assertions thus emitted.

TABLE V. HIGHLIGHT OF THE TRANSFERS IN BELGIUM (SEASON 2000-2001)

CLUBS
ASSET YIELD
Alost

Hillaerts (V.Denderhoutem)
Mrvaljevic (Spartak)
Mojovic (Antwerp)
Rigaux (Lens)
Jakobia (Wezet)
VanAudenaerde (St-Denis)
Daelmans (Lommel)
Etchi (Lens)
Vanden Berghe (FC Bruges)
DeKeyser (Lierse)
Miceli (LeHavre)

Milosevic (Digenif Nicosia-Cyp)
Claeys (Lierse)
Davy Cooreman (Beitar Sheba-Isr)
Van Steenberghe (Louvière)
S. Cooreman (G. Beerschot)
Van der Heyden (Cl.Brugeois)
Vergeylen (Roeselaere)
Grommen (Denderleeuw)
Daelmans (Lommel)
De Oliviera (Dyn Zagreb, Cro)
Mukanya (Beitar Sheba, Isr)
Hanssen (Tromsö, NOR)
Cosimo Sarli (Italy return)

Anderlecht

Vanderhaeghe (Mouscron)
Hasi (Genk)
Ilic (ClubBrugeois)
Pirard (LaLouvière)
Peersman (Beveren)
Dindane (Abidjan, Man from the Ivory Coast)
Pierre (Standard)
Anastasiou (Ground, P-B)

Zetterberg (Olympiakos)
Stassin (Bor. Mönchengladbach-Al)
Scifo (Charleroi) Meert (Saint-Trond, via Maastricht) Mampuya (Genk)
Sonko (Ground, P-B)

Antwerp


Peelman (Lierse)
Karel D' Haene (Waregem)
Bernt Evens (Maasland)
Tony Sergeant (Deinze)
Kris Mampaey (Dunfermline)
Furo (Sion, Sui)
Mertens (St-Trond) Seol Ki-Hyeun (Kwang Woon University, Korea) Mertens (St-Trond)

Pivaljevic (FC Cologne, Al)
Split Mojovic (Alost)
Geert Emmerechts (Roeselare)
Mucher (Hamme)
Laurent Dauwe (RC Ghent)
Rami Maimon (Hapoel Haïfa, Isr)
Clegg (return Manchester U' ted)

Beveren

Thans (Westerlo)
Capidis (Strombeek)
Sandro Da Costa (Alianza, San El Salvador)
Agnaldo De Oliveira (Alianza, San El Salvador)
Renato De Oliveira (Caxia Porto Alegre, Bré)

KhalidFouhami (Dinamo Bucharest, Rou)
Junior Guimaraes (Alianza, San El Salvador)
Lee SangLee (Coongang University, Horn)
Omar Rios (Arasatuba, Bré)
Gonzalo Rodriguez (Arasatuba, Bré)
O. Suray (Adanasport, Tur)
Kilimci (Galatasaray, Tur)
Ikizdere (Galatasaray, Tur)
Gônülagar (Galatasaray, Tur)
Capandoglu (Besiktas STI)

Peersman (Anderlecht)
Dhont (Germinal Beerschot)
Van Den Eede (Den Bosch, P-B)
Scalia (LaLouvière)
Imagbudu (Strombeek)
Tarachulski (Warsaw-pol.)
Jimmy Smets (Irik. Salonique)
Flies (Mons)

FC Bruges

Ebou Sillah (return of Harelbeke)
Stijnen (Hasselt)
Jose Duarte (Anapolina-Brazil)
Peter Van der Heyden (Alost)
Simons (Lommel)
Nemec (Walled-Slo)
Schockaert (St-Trond)
Josip Simic (Zagreb-Cro Dynamo)

Vande Walle (trainer of the guards to Gantese)
Borkelmans (the Gantese one)
Ilic (Anderlecht)
Deflandre (Lyon)
Joachim Van Holm (SV Roeselaere)
Wellens (Zulte)
Van den Berghe (Alost)
Da. Mitrovic (Westerlo)
Denijs (the Gantese one)
Fadiga (AJ Auxerre-FRA)

Charleroi

Small Emmanuel (Mons)
Scifo (Anderlecht)
Foguenne (the Gantese one)
Vangronsveld (RC Genk)
Dias, Remacle (Standard)
Bisconti (Standard)

Alexander Kaklamanos (the Gantese one)
Ouedraogo (FC Cologne, Al)
Albert (stop)
Romaniuk (Lodz, pol.)

Racing Genk

Thijs (Standard)
Thomas Chatelle (the Gantese one)
Jan Moons and Wesley Sonck (G. Beerschot)
David Paas and Kaku (Harelbeke)
Fritz Emeran (FC Malignant)
Akran Roumani (FARMHOUSE of Fes)
Mike Mampuya (Anderlecht)
Zokora (Ivory ASEC-Coast)

Hasi (Anderlecht)
Vangronsveld (Charleroi)
FerencHorvath (Cottbus)
Johannes Gudjonsson (RKC Waalwijk-P-B)
T. Gudjonsson (Tired Palmas, Esp)
Ilir Caushllari (Ingelmunster)
Nsumbu (Geel)
Vanhees (Geel)
Pereira (Tirlemont)
Olivieri (LaLouvière)

The Gantese one

Peeters (Bielefeld-Al)
Borkelmans (ClubBrugeois)
Cipi (Maribor-Slo)
Laamers (Harelbeke)
Denijs (return Brugean Club)
Hossam (Zamalek, Egypt)
Mudingayi and Capilla (Union)
Olcese (Lima Crystal, Per)
Kaklamanos (Charleroi)
Holsen (Lima Crystal, Per)
Verbrugghe (SV Roulers)

Dauwen (Westerlo)
Thomas Chatelle (RC Genk)
Van Handenhoven (Metz)
Foguenne (Charleroi)
Aarst (Standard)
Dragutinovic (Standard)
Vandervee (Geel)
Szekeres (Cottbus Energy, Al)
Burgio (Maasmechelen)
G.Roussel (Heppignies)

Germinal Beerschot

Dhont (Beveren)
Knezevic (AdelaideCity)
Huysmans (Lierse)
Van de Weyer (Lierse)
Moumouni Dagano (Shooting star, BurkinaFaso)
Boldizar Bodor (Pecs, Hungary)
Lendvaï (Geel)
S. Cooreman (Alost)
Sbaa (Namur Union)
Da Silva (Tombense, Bré)
Machado (Leopoldina, Bré)
Bodor (Pecs, Hon)

Moons (Genk)
Sonck (Genk)
Verbist (Ajax)
Hofmans (stops)
Smidts (FCMalines)
Leonardo Da Silva (Den Haag, P-B)

Harelbeke

Nottebaert (Louvière) Geeroms (Denderleeuw)
Camara (Guinea)
Frans (Westerlo)
Hopper (Dessel Sp.)
Lachambre (RWDM)
Bored (Charlton Ath)
Ernest Konon (Brugean Club)

Paas (Racing Genk)
Ebou Sillah (Brugean Club)
Vandoorne (Mouscron)
Kaku (RacingGenk)
Laamers (LaGantoise)
Dhoore (return FC Bruges)
Meilag and Hameg (must leave)

Louvière

Yousfi (SKRoulers)
Yves Buelinckx (RWDM)
Setting-setting (Ethnikos, Liking)
Proto (Couillet)
Jan Van Steenberghe (Alost)
Eric Scalia (Frejus, FRA)
Alain Haydock (RWDM)
Johnny Lebegge (FC Malignant)
Olivieri (LaLouvière)
Toni Scoazzari (Gilly))

Nottebaert (Harelbeke)
Bettagno (RTFCL)
Pirard (Anderlecht)
De Schrijver (Denderleeuw)
Mokabila (Borains Francs)

Lierse

Pepa (Benfica, Por)
Vanderstraeten (Maritimo, Por)
Claeys (Alost)
Van Dooren (Mouscron)
Veretennikov (Volgograd)
Axel Smeets (Sheffield U' ted)

Nys and Zdebel (Genclerbirligi-Tur)
Peelman (Antwerp)
Van de Weyer (G. Beerschot)
Huysmans (G. Beerschot)
Huistra (RBC, P-B))

Lokeren

Helgason (Stavanger-Isl) Gretarson (AEKA Athène-Liking)
Vanic (Albacete, Esp)
Kristinsson (Lillestrom)
Coulibaly and Ouattara (Coast Ivory)
Samlegu (Guinea)
Mamale (Kaiser Chiefs, AFS)

Budka (FK Jablonec-Tch)
Kozak (FC Kosice-Slo)
Penicka (free transfer)
Majdov (Sibenik, Mac)
Van Geneugden (Geel)
Mitrovic (HT Gorica)
Nikcevic (Walled, Slo)
Boeka-Lisasi (Westerlo)

FC Malignant

Geebelen (Maasland)
Ferket (Kapellen)
Masachiro Endo (S-Pulsates-Jap)
Hermansen (Lyngby-daN)
Meeusen (Geel)
Guadaloupe (Universitario-Peru)
Del Solar (Universitario-Peru)
Dierickx (St-Trond)
Thijs (Heusden-Zolder)
Smidts (G. Beerschot)

Emeran (RC Genk)
Lebegge (Louvière)
Koulitchenko (CSKA Moscow)
VandenBroeck (Ground JC) Tom Peeters (Sunderland)
K. Vermeir (Hamme)
Smolders (Leuwen Stage)

Mouscron

Cleiton Rodrigues de Souza (Denderleeuw)
Crv (Maasland)
Vandoorne (Harelbeke)
Duynslaeger (Roeselaere)
Ladon (return of the Bruges Circle)
Mitrovic (Westerlo)
Deman (Lierse)
Van de Weyer (Lierse)
Lachambre (RWDM)
Gregoire (RTFCL)
Bakadal (Grenoble, FRA)
Jestrovic (Metz, FRA)

Vanderhaeghe (Anderlecht)
Tanghe (FC Utrecht-P-B)
El Idrissi (Santa Clara Portugal-Por)
Wuyts (Louvière)
Vandooren (Lierse)
Feys (CS Bruges)
Tyma (Poland)
Nzuzi (RWDM)
Van Durme (Estaimpuis)

Saint-Trond


Daelemans (Geel)
George Dimitriadis (Olympic)
Meert (Anderlecht)
Mathijssen (Lommel)
Babic (F. Stallions, Aut)
Me Bonabucya (Gaziantespor, Tur)


Burg (returned) Claes (Heerenveen-P-B) Rudonja (Portsmouth)
Dierickx (FC Malignant)
Holans (Turnhout)
Mertens (Antwerp)
Gunther Grammet (Tienen)
Nijs (RTFCL)
Volk (NK Koper)
Schockaert (FC Bruges)

Standard

Vlcek (Slavia Praag-Tch)
Folha (Oporto-Por)
Meyssen (Austra Salzburg-Aut)
Aarst (the Gantese one)
Turaci (SSL. Prague, Tch)
Dragutinovic (the Gantese one)
Vinicius (Sp. Lisbon, Por)
Prosinecki (Dragolvoljac, Cro)


Dias (Charleroi)
Dimas (Sp. Lisbon, Por)
Chauveheid (Eupen)
Afolabi (Naples, Ita)
Fassotte and Piron (RWDM)
Grana (Kalamata)
Remacle (Charleroi)
Thijs (Genk)
Bisconti (Charleroi)
Pierre (Anderlecht)

Westerlo

Dauwen (the Gantese one)
Pelic (Braga)
Mitrovic (FC Bruges)
Zelenka (Anderlecht)
Boeka-Lisasi (Lokeren)
Delen (Geel)
Deman (Lierse)

Thans (Beveren)
Frans (Harelbeke)
Mitrovic (Mouscron)
Carry (Holon, Isr)
Toni Brogno (Sedan, FRA)


As one can note it, more half of the players evolving/moving in the Belgian championship of the first division makes up of nationals of the foreign countries distributed as follows :

2/3 Europe but especially of Eastern Europe (Croatia, Yugoslavia, Romania, Albania, Czech Republic, Bulgaria, etc), while the 1/3 comes from Africa. Such is not however the situation in France, where, the proportion of the African players evolving/moving in the first division is rather high. The configuration of the national team of France of football is, certainly, the dedication of African migratory flow and there, the contribution of the international mobility of the players was not negative with football.

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