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  • UK police rap Fifa chief Infantino for Davos joke about British fans’ arrests

    January 23, 2026

    UK police chiefs have hit back at Fifa president Gianni Infantino for mocking England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland fans’ behaviour at World Cups. Infantino used an appearance in Davos this week to quip that “for the first time in history, no Brit was arrested during a World Cup” at the Qatar 2022 tournament, calling the [...]

  • Trinity Rodman: NBA legend’s daughter signs record women’s football contract

    January 23, 2026

    Trinity Rodman has become the highest-paid player ever in women’s football after a controversial rule change allowed Washington Spirit to tie her to a new contract worth more than $1m a year. The 23-year-old forward and daughter of notorious NBA star Dennis Rodman has signed a three-year deal to remain in the NWSL, North America’s [...]

  • Football regulator may have popular support but many will be disappointed

    January 22, 2026

    The Independent Football Regulator will not be the panacea for all of the English game’s ills that some are hoping for, says Ed Warner. To a stimulating conference titled “The Independent Football Regulator: challenge or opportunity?” There I found myself a minority voice in an echo chamber of regulatory advocates.  An opening poll of the [...]

  • Real Madrid top Deloitte Football Money League as Champions League revamp boosts Premier League’s rivals

    January 22, 2026

    An expanded and more lucrative Champions League has helped Real Madrid, Barcelona, Bayern Munich and Paris Saint-Germain all earn more than any Premier League club last season, according to the latest Deloitte Football Money League. Real Madrid stayed top of the annual rich list with record-breaking revenue of €1.2bn (£975m), ahead of LaLiga rivals Barcelona [...]

  • England cricket chiefs refusing to let counties blow Hundred cash on wages

    January 21, 2026

    The England and Wales Cricket Board is at loggerheads with a number of counties who are growing increasingly frustrated at delays in accessing the proceeds from the £520m sale of stakes in the eight Hundred franchises last year.  While the ECB have already distributed tens of millions of pounds from the sale to counties with [...]

  • Premier League boom ‘masking’ English football’s financial woes, says BDO

    January 21, 2026

    The Premier League’s record revenues and transfer spending are masking deepening financial worries lower down the English football pyramid, according to a new report from BDO. The business advisory firm’s annual survey of finance directors at clubs in the top four divisions found that 90 per cent expected to report pre-tax trading losses for 2025. [...]

  • Boycott 2026 World Cup over Greenland, European countries told

    January 20, 2026

    European countries should consider a boycott of the 2026 World Cup over US president Donald Trump’s attempts to seize Greenland, say senior football figures in Germany and France. The US is set to stage the lion’s share of this summer’s tournament, which it is co-hosting with Canada and Mexico, including all knockout games from the [...]

  • Saipan film review: this football World Cup movie is ‘unmissable’

    January 20, 2026

    Saipan follows the story of Ireland manager Mick McCarthy and his very public fallout with captain Roy Keane in the weeks and months heading towards the 2002 World Cup. It arrives in UK cinemas this weekend. Film review and star rating: ★★★★ Even by football fan standards, the feud between former Republic of Ireland manager [...]

  • Independent Football Regulator will use statutory powers to open club books

    January 20, 2026

    The Independent Football Regulator says it will use statutory powers to open the books and assess the balance sheets of clubs across the English pyramid.  The government quango, which has been up and running in its own right since November, has today published the proposed scope of its first in-depth analysis of men’s professional football [...]

  • Richest women’s football teams 2026: Arsenal pip Chelsea and Barcelona

    January 19, 2026

    Arsenal have overtaken Barcelona Femeni to become the richest women’s football team in Europe, according to Deloitte’s latest annual rankings. Last season’s Champions League winners topped the list of women’s football clubs ranked by revenue for the first time, with Arsenal earning €25.6m (£21.5m) in 2024-25. Women’s Super League holders Chelsea are a close second [...]

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