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Sports and sports equipment

The rugby market - France

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Study Overview

Rugby clubs allow players holding a license renewed annually to play rugby by forming teams, according to their age and gender, with several training sessions per week as well as matches in national, regional or departmental championships. They are generally present in cities or departments. Rugby is the 8th most practiced sport in France in 2021-2022 with 317,866 licenses and other participation titles (ATP) registered by the French Rugby Federation, behind notably soccer, tennis, horse riding, judo and basketball. The most practiced sport is XV rugby. For the 2022-2023 season, the French Rugby Federation, or the body that organizes and directs rugby activity in France, is forecasting a budget of 134.6 million euros in expenses for 135.9 million euros in revenue. The French Rugby Federation (FFR) organizes and directs the activity of rugby in France and has 2,000 affiliated clubs in the country.

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Contents

Sommaire

1. Market overview
- 1.1 Definition and scope of the study
- 1.2 A growing global market
- 1.3 The national market for amateur rugby clubs
2. Analysis of the demand
- 2.1 Who are the amateur rugby players
- 2.2 The rise of women's ruby
- 2.3 Youth Rugby Development
3. Market structure
- 3.1 Amateur Rugby Industry Value Chain
- 3.2 Institutional and governmental actors of amateur rugby in France
- 3.3 Funding for amateur rugby clubs and regional rugby leagues
4. Analysis of the offer
- 4.1 Geographical distribution of rugby clubs
- 4.2 The cost to clubs and rugby fans
- 4.3 Diversification of practices
5. Regulation
- 5.1 General regulations