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The KHL will distribute a record one-billion-ruble fund among its member clubs. The money, raised from league revenues during the 2023/2024 campaign, represents comfortably the biggest pay-out since the league began disbursing these funds in 2014/2015 – and the total payment of 1.175 billion rubles is almost double the 2022/2023 figure.

The KHL Board of Directors has approved changes to the League’s regulations through an absentee meeting.

KHL.ru presents the schedule for the 2024-2025 Fonbet KHL regular season. Teams will play 68 games each, and the total number of game days will be a record 187. From the Opening Cup game to the first break, teams will have 97 consecutive game days.

Monday’s meeting with the KHL club directors reviewed the achievements of the 2023/24 season.

On Thursday, the KHL Board of Directors had a meeting during which decisions were made regarding changes to the championship schedule.

The latest KHL board meeting took place in Moscow on Sep. 14. The league celebrated record payments to clubs, highlighted improved financial discipline and introduced a new scheme to reward coaches who develop players that go on to play at the highest level.

On Apr 13, 2023, the League’s Board of Directors approved the roster for the upcoming season. The 2023-2024 lineup will consist of 23 teams.

This week brought the latest meeting between the KHL’s directors and representatives of the clubs.

On Thursday, Sep. 17, the KHL Board of Directors discussed a host of strategic questions related to the league’s development and the board’s work in the new season.

On Sep. 17 in Moscow, the KHL Board of Directors held its latest meeting. During the course of the discussions, it was confirmed that money earned by the league for last season’s TV rights would be distributed among our member clubs. In total, more than 466.5 million rubles (US$6.2 million) will be shared among the competing teams. Despite the curtailment of the 2019/2020 season, the League continues to follow its strategic development plan and increase the annual payment to the clubs.

On December 11, KHL President Dmitry Chernyshenko had his annual meeting with the directors of the KHL’s clubs. During the discussions, various amendments to the KHL’s regulations were reviewed. The most significant changes concern the implementation of a hard salary cap, which will be introduced next season. Here’s a run-down of how the new rules affecting players’ salaries will operate.

The heads and general managers of all KHL clubs met today in Moscow to discuss current activities, as well as its seven year development strategy.