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  • Most valuable teenage footballers ranking shows Chelsea approach is paying off

    November 6, 2025

    Chelsea’s investment in young talent is bearing fruit, with the club now boasting three of the 11 most valuable teenage footballers in the world, according to a new academic study. Barcelona and Spain superstar Lamine Yamal, 18, is streets ahead at the top of the list compiled by the CIES Football Observatory, with a valuation [...]

  • Chelsea star Raheem Sterling’s fashion brand 1692 struck off after £1m losses

    November 5, 2025

    England and Chelsea footballer Raheem Sterling’s fashion business, 1692, has been struck off after losing more than £1m in two years. Sterling co-founded the brand in May 2021, at the height of his on-field success with Manchester City and the national team. But 1692 Fashion Limited racked up losses of £675,000 in its first year [...]

  • Premier League exec steps down to lead Major League Soccer challenger competition

    November 3, 2025

    The Premier League is set to lose one of its top staff, chief football officer Tony Scholes, at the end of the season after he agreed to head up a challenger to Major League Soccer in the US. Scholes is to be president of a new top-tier competition to be launched in 2028 by the [...]

  • Gareth Southgate sticks to business and leadership and shuns football return

    November 3, 2025

    Sir Gareth Southgate insists he is happy to keep a return to football management on ice and focus on delivering lessons in leadership to business and wider society. Southgate walked away from the England job after eight years in 2024, having taken the team to two major finals in a spell noted for repairing the [...]

  • Lucas Paqueta spared fine amid mental health concerns following fixing probe

    October 31, 2025

    Lucas Paqueta has avoided a fine despite being found guilty of not cooperating with an FA spot-fixing investigation in part because of concerns about the West Ham star’s mental health. An independent regulatory commission said that Paqueta, who was cleared of spot-fixing earlier this year, would typically have been fined but that “the truly exceptional [...]

  • Roll-on the World Cup! Spain’s young guns sign deal with Old Spice

    October 30, 2025

    Not so long ago Old Spice was a punchline; a brand associated with a bygone era and reliant on an ageing – not to say, perishing – demographic. More recently it has tried to shake off this stuffy image, leaning into sports such as the NFL. This week made perhaps its most intriguing move yet: [...]

  • The questions facing Arsenal over Emirates Stadium expansion plans

    October 18, 2025

    Arsenal have become the second Premier League giant this year to let it be known they are considering major moves to increase stadium capacity.  To expand, clubs must consider whether they can increase capacity on their existing stands or move location altogether. This year, Liverpool finished adding 7,000 seats to Anfield whilst neighbours Everton moved [...]

  • Apple kits out WSL teams with latest MacBooks, iPads and iPhones

    October 16, 2025

    Apple is giving Women’s Super League clubs a range of its latest MacBooks, iPads and iPhones worth thousands of pounds as part of a new partnership with the competition. Coaches and other performance staff will be able to use the MacBook Pros and iPads to perform and share video analysis of matches and training sessions.  [...]

  • Fifa consider expanding Club World Cup despite player welfare fears

    October 1, 2025

    Fifa’s Club World Cup could expand from 32 teams for future editions despite concerns about the toll on player welfare. Global player union Fifpro this week sounded the alarm over the impact of the revamped competition on its members, some of whom were left with less than a fortnight to prepare for the new season. [...]

  • Club World Cup left Chelsea with less than two weeks’ pre-season

    September 29, 2025

    Winners Chelsea were among the teams hardest hit by participating in the Club World Cup, exposing their players to greater risk of injury, according to a report by footballers’ union Fifpro. Reaching the final of the revamped competition in the US this summer left Chelsea with just 13 days of pre-season preparations before beginning the [...]

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