2023-11-28 17:54:50
By Ar. C.
Published 31 minutes ago, Updated now
The public is present in the stadiums. Marc de Tienda / Panoramic
The League unveiled several key figures this Tuesday at the end of its steering committee.
A Steering Committee of the National Rugby League was held this Tuesday and, at the end of the latter, the body which deals with professional rugby in France delivered several figures. Particularly those of the attendance in the stadiums, which are good since the attendance is up by +2% in the Top 14 (13,520 spectators on average, and even 14,200 since the resumption after the World Cup) and by +13% in PRO D2 (5,106 spectators on average). Furthermore, the Steering Committee validated the accounts for the 2022-2023 season which will be presented to the General Assembly on December 19. The turnover of the LNR for the past financial year stood at 163 million euros.
Finally, the League confirmed that a meeting of the FFR-LNR steering committee, concerning the provision of internationals, will be held at the beginning of December to take stock of the application of the agreement between the League and the Federation on the cycle 2019-2023 and prepare for the 2023-2027 cycle.
The members of the LNR who will participate in this Committee remain the same: namely Didier Lacroix (president of Stade Toulousain), Laurent Marti (president of UBB), Laurent Travers (president of Racing 92), Pierre Venayre, (general director of Stade Rochelais), Pierre Mignoni (manager of RC Toulon), Ugo Mola (manager of Stade Toulousain), Sébastien Piqueronies (manager of the Paloise Section), and Emmanuel Eschalier (general director of the LNR).
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