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  • Reading owner Rob Couhig considers selling training ground to raise funds

    December 31, 2025

    Reading owner Rob Couhig is considering radical measures including downgrading the club’s Academy or selling the training ground to increase the funding he can make available to the first team. The American, who paid around £25m to buy the League One club from Dai Yongge at the end of last season, has been an outspoken critic of [...]

  • Exclusive: CVC Capital Partners nearing external investment for $14bn Global Sport Group

    December 30, 2025

    Six Nations investors CVC Capital Partners is close to securing external investment in its $14bn Global Sport Group, which is expected to trigger a wave of new sporting acquisitions at the start of next year. GSG, which is chaired by former EE chief executive Marc Allera, was formed earlier this year to run CVC’s existing [...]

  • Sport business quiz 2025: Test your knowledge with Morning Wire’s topical teasers

    December 24, 2025

    Quiz fans, have you been paying attention to the ever-changing sport business landscape in 2025? We at Morning Wire have been breathlessly documenting it and have devised a test to see how much you remember. If you think you know your Hundred auctions from your Formula 1 minority sales and your record breaking NBA team [...]

  • Financial stability before glory: Why professional sport must grow up

    December 24, 2025

    Professional sport has never looked richer or felt more fragile. Revenues are growing, valuations are rising, and private capital is circling like never before. Yet beneath the surface, financial fragility remains endemic. Too many clubs – across football, rugby, cricket and beyond – are one bad season, one failed owner, or one missed broadcast deal [...]

  • Ashes: Australian media mock ‘death of Bazball’ after defeating England

    December 22, 2025

    Australian media have revelled in proclaiming the death of England’s much-vaunted Bazball approach after the hosts wrapped up a fourth successive home Ashes series. Sunday’s 82-run win in the third Test in Adelaide saw the Pat Cummins-led Aussies take an unassailable 3-0 lead, making a mockery of pre-series English optimism. And Australian newspapers seized the [...]

  • Why private capital could make this the last Ashes series as we know them

    December 18, 2025

    This is likely to be the last Ashes as we know it; but not because England might finally win a series down in Australia, or because the format is suddenly about to change. By the time the iconic bilateral series returns for its 75th iteration in 2027, it will be against the backdrop of a [...]

  • Aussie Green reaches record IPL auction sale price

    December 16, 2025

    Australian Cameron Green has been sold for £2.1m at the Indian Premier League auction to become the most expensive overseas cricket player in history. The all-rounder will play for Ramandeep Singh’s Kolkata Knight Riders in the 2026 IPL competition having been purchased for 25.2 crore by the eastern team. The Kolkata Knight Riders, whose 2024 [...]

  • Paramount takeover of UK sport cools despite Champions League grab

    December 10, 2025

    Paramount Skydance has no plans to launch a UK sports channel after acquiring Champions League rights from 2027 onwards in an indication that a major expansion into sport from the global streaming platform is unlikely.  As it stands the Champions League is likely to be broadcast in this country on Paramount+, while the entertainment network [...]

  • EY: Traditional sports cricket and rugby union surging in popularity

    December 4, 2025

    Rugby union and cricket have surged into the top 10 most popular sports across the UK in what is a tonic for traditional sports, new research has shown. Cricket climbed six places in the EY-Parthenon Sports Engagement Index to eighth, while rugby union jumped three spots to 10th. Football, Formula 1, Swimming and Tennis all [...]

  • Why second Ashes Test marks start of The Gabba’s long goodbye

    December 3, 2025

    When England’s cricketers step out onto the field at The Gabba on Thursday for the second Test, they will know they are on borrowed time. Not just to wrestle the series momentum away from Australia after a crushing opening defeat in Perth, but also to improve their record at the famous Brisbane ground. After this [...]

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