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  • Abramovich aide Granovskaia wins High Court battle over Chelsea transfer

    March 14, 2025

    Former Chelsea chief Marina Granovskaia, a close aide of Roman Abramovich, has won a High Court battle against football agent Saif Alrubie over a payment of more than £2m. Alrubie brought a lawsuit against Granovskaia, claiming that he was owed £2,182,782 in relation to Chelsea’s sale of defender Kurt Zouma to West Ham United in [...]

  • Will Man United’s stadium project really deliver £7.3bn a year to the UK?

    March 14, 2025

    It wasn’t just the big top design and Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s comparison’s with the Eiffel Tower that raised eyebrows when Manchester United revealed the latest plans for a new £2bn stadium to replace Old Trafford this week. The benefits forecast for the project, which includes the wider regeneration of the area, also set tongues wagging: [...]

  • Uefa want talks over double-touch penalty rules amid Atletico Madrid row

    March 13, 2025

    Uefa says it will hold talks with football’s lawmakers over the rules on double touches on penalty kicks after Atletico Madrid’s controversial Champions League exit. Julian Alvarez was deemed by VAR to have touched the ball twice as he fired in his penalty in a shoot-out against city rivals Real Madrid, with the kick being [...]

  • Scrapping relegation can help WSL dodge trap set by men’s football

    March 13, 2025

    The WSL’s new leadership deserves credit for seriously considering ditching relegation in pursuit of a firmer financial footing for women’s football, writes Ed Warner. Manchester City have sacked their head coach with hopes of Champions League qualification this season fading and only cup dreams to cling to. No, not Pep Guardiola, but Gareth Taylor, now [...]

  • Liverpool rocked again as Van Dijk makes contract admission

    March 12, 2025

    Liverpool have suffered another blow following their Champions League elimination after captain Virgil van Dijk admitted he may only have 10 games left at the club.  Van Dijk, 33, is out of contract in the summer and the Dutchman insists he is still no nearer to knowing whether he will strike a new deal to [...]

  • Millwall set to fight FA bid to extend Roberts ban for Mateta tackle

    March 5, 2025

    Millwall are expected to contest the Football Association’s push for goalkeeper Liam Roberts to be given an extended ban for his challenge on Crystal Palace striker Jean-Philippe Mateta. The FA has asked a regulatory commission to increase Roberts’ ban from the standard three-match sanction for serious foul play on the grounds that it was “clearly [...]

  • Newcastle United boost turnover by 30 per cent – but still make a loss

    March 4, 2025

    Newcastle United’s return to the Champions League boosted turnover by almost 30 per cent last season, easing concerns over long-term compliance with the Premier League’s financial rules. The Magpies reported a loss of £11.1m but that still represented a £60m improvement on the previous year, thanks to revenue growing from £250.3m to £320.3m. Participation in [...]

  • Ahead of the Game: Rangers’ US takeover could hinge on EFL talks

    February 26, 2025

    Rangers’ takeover by US investors could depend on talks between EFL clubs about loosening regulations which prevent the dual ownership of clubs in different competitions – including the Premier League and Scottish Premier League – at their divisional meetings this week.  No vote will take place as the issue is not a formal agenda item, [...]

  • Rugby’s Biggest Rivalry Meets Unrivaled Hospitality at The Showdown 5

    January 21, 2025

    Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is one of the UK’s finest stadiums – but did you know it’snot just Premier League footballing action taking place on the pitch? March 2025 sees the return of Saracens to their home from home in N17 for The Showdown 5. Once again locking horns with local rivals Harlequins in the ultimate [...]

  • Why Premier League has opened door to a ‘Netflix of Football’

    November 25, 2024

    Friday's vote could be a watershed moment that transforms the way the world’s most popular league is consumed around the world.

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