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  • Credit ratings agency tips more top football clubs to ‘do a Tottenham’

    December 10, 2024

    More European football clubs will follow Tottenham Hotspur’s lead by investing in stadiums as broadcast revenues plateau, credit ratings agency Morningstar DBRS has forecast. After decades of strong growth, most top leagues have seen a fall or only marginal increases in the value of their TV contracts – the source of the majority of their [...]

  • Khan’s Global Fighters’ Union wants TV cash to fund ‘Fair Fight’ mission

    December 10, 2024

    Amir Khan’s Global Fighters’ Union has called for broadcasting revenue to fund better working standards for boxers, mixed martial artists and other competitors in combat sports. The Global Fighters’ Union is seeking a similar arrangement to the Professional Footballers’ Association, which receives a £25m annual subsidy from the Premier League’s TV contracts. Khan’s union, which [...]

  • ‘One or two errors’: Ratcliffe comments shed light on Ashworth departure

    December 8, 2024

    Manchester United are searching for a new sporting director after splitting from Dan Ashworth, the man who was supposed to be a key architect of the team’s revival. United waited for almost half a year to prise Ashworth from his contract at Newcastle United but have dispensed with him midway through his first full season. [...]

  • Show football’s 3pm blackout the red card and women’s game will benefit

    December 6, 2024

    While men’s football works out whether to scrap the 3pm blackout, women’s matches offer a perfect test case, argues Anna Reynolds. Imagine being barred from watching your favourite TV programme at a certain time of the day. That’s the current situation in football, where games scheduled for Saturday at 3pm are restricted from being broadcast [...]

  • Dazn scores exclusive global broadcast deal for Fifa Club World Cup

    December 4, 2024

    Fifa has confirmed that its relaunched Club World Cup will be broadcast for free around the world on Dazn, the dedicated sports streaming platform. The 32-team tournament will take place in its new form for the first time next summer in the US, where Chelsea and Manchester City will be England’s representatives. Dazn said the [...]

  • Fifa risks legal battle by including Mexican teams in Club World Cup draw

    December 3, 2024

    Fifa will include two Mexican teams with the same owners, Club de Futbol Pachuca and Club Leon, in the draw for the Club World Cup tomorrow despite facing potential legal action over their involvement in next summer’s competition.  Costa Rican club Liga Deportiva Alajuelense have sent a formal complaint to Fifa on the basis that [...]

  • Top sports lawyer says City case should be held in public

    December 3, 2024

    The KC responsible for helping Leicester City find a loophole in the Premier League Profit and Sustainability rules Nick de Marco has said that such cases – including Manchester City’s battle of 115 alleged breaches of Financial Fair Play rules – should be held in public. De Marco aided the Foxes in arguing to an [...]

  • Fans group vows to fight plans to scrap football’s 3pm blackout

    December 3, 2024

    The Football Supporters’ Association will resist moves to scrap the 3pm blackout that prevents Saturday afternoon matches being broadcast live in the UK. Following reports that senior figures in the game believe it could be ditched when the next round of TV deals end in 2029, the FSA warned that doing so risked harming clubs [...]

  • Why Brentford ticket news has shamed Ratcliffe and Manchester United

    December 3, 2024

    Brentford have cast Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s price increases at Manchester United in an even less flattering light by slashing the cost of away tickets for young fans to just £10. The Premier League club’s pledge not only affects junior Brentford fans attending their away games but also under-18s making the trip to west London to [...]

  • Reading crisis goes on after former chairman’s takeover bid is rejected

    December 3, 2024

    Former Reading chairman Roger Smee says he is “sad” that his takeover bid to prise the club from unpopular owner Dai Yongge has been rejected. Morning Wire revealed last month that the 76-year-old property tycoon, who also played for Reading in the 1960s and 1970s, was putting together a rescue package. Smee also expressed his [...]

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