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  • Everton hold talks about new investment, reports

    May 4, 2023

    Premier League strugglers Everton have reportedly held discussions with 777 Partners and MSP Sports Capital. The discussions, reported by BBC Sport, would appear to back up comments made by 777 Partners to Morning Wire in relation to the Toffees. “We are looking for interesting assets,” a senior figure at the firm told Morning Wire last month [...]

  • Play it again, Sam: Leeds confirm Allardyce appointment for four-game rescue mission

    May 3, 2023

    Leeds United have confirmed the appointment of former England manager Sam Allardyce in a bid to swerve relegation from the Premier League. Allardyce becomes the club’s third manager this season and replaces Javi Gracia, who has been sacked after winning just three times in his 12 games. Leeds currently sit 17th in the Premier League, [...]

  • Sam Allardyce set for comeback as Premier League manager bloodbath continues

    May 2, 2023

    Leeds United are poised to ring the changes and hire survival specialist Sam Allardyce in a desperate bid to preserve their Premier League status. Owner Andrea Radrizzani is set to sack Javi Gracia just 12 games into his tenure after the Spaniard failed to drag Leeds clear of the relegation fight. Radrizzani dispensed with his [...]

  • English football eyes change to post-Brexit transfers – here’s what it means

    May 2, 2023

    For better or for worse remains to be seen, but Brexit’s impact on English football has changed the game for how teams now operate in the transfer market.  Clubs now face various legal hurdles and visa requirements to get international talent in their colours, with immigration rules allowing teams to sponsor an elite player who [...]

  • Fifa threatens England with ban on watching Lionesses at 2023 Women’s World Cup

    May 2, 2023

    English football fans could be denied the chance to watch the Lionesses bid to win this year’s Women’s World Cup after Fifa president Gianni Infantino threatened a broadcasting blackout. Infantino said the biggest tournament in women’s football would not be shown in Europe’s “big five” markets unless media companies serving Britain, France, Germany, Italy and [...]

  • NFL star and US footballer invest in Premier League-bound Burnley

    May 1, 2023

    NFL star JJ Watt and international US football Kealia Watt have invested in Championship club Burnley Football Club. The Clarets, who are set to return to the Premier League this summer under former Manchester City player Vincent Kompany, have added the couple to their investment roster. JJ Watt is a three-time defensive player of the [...]

  • Sheikh Jassim aims to win Manchester United takeover battle with extra $1bn

    May 1, 2023

    The Qatari bid for Manchester United, led by Sheikh Jassim Bin Hamad Al Thani, hopes to swing the takeover battle in its favour with the promise of an extra $1bn set aside for investment in the club. The $1bn (£800m) is additional to Sheikh Jassim’s offer for the club, which values United at around £5bn, [...]

  • ‘Players will be rightly angry’: Football at loggerheads over plans for a salary cap

    April 26, 2023

    Plans to implement a salary cap in European football have received an immediate backlash, with unions accusing the game’s governing bodies of ignoring the views of players. Uefa president Aleksander Ceferin revealed this week that talks had begun on introduce a cap in order to stabilise club finances and improve competition, and that “everybody agrees”. [...]

  • Manchester United sale: Will bidders call the Glazers’ bluff?

    April 25, 2023

    Five months after Manchester United’s owners, the Glazers, fired the starting pistol on a potential sale, bidding is finally expected to draw to a close on Friday. The Glazers’ bankers, the Raine Group, surprised some earlier this month by extending the process to a third round of offers for the 20-time English champions. It has [...]

  • Wrexham’s promotion: ‘Feelgood fairy tale’ or ‘brand-building exercise that sticks in the craw’? Our writers debate

    April 25, 2023

    Wrexham clinched the National League title at the weekend, securing their promotion to the English Football League two years after being bought by Hollywood actors Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney. But is the story, which has been played out in a reality TV series as well as on the pitches of England and Wales, an [...]

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