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  • Premier League: Bournemouth is latest club to be bought out by a US businessman

    December 13, 2022

    Premier League strugglers Bournemouth have been bought out by a US-led consortium including actor Michael B Jordan. Owner Maxim Demin has sold his 100 per cent stake in the firm to Black Knight Football Club (BNFC), managed by American businessman Bill Foley. The bid also has a number of high profile backers, including award-winning actor, [...]

  • England v France TONIGHT: Why World Cup opponents’ rivalry lacks spice

    December 10, 2022

    For two neighbouring countries with such a long history of conflict and mutual suspicion, England’s World Cup quarter-final with France tonight is curiously short on piquancy. There is no love lost when the nations’ rugby teams meet each year in Le Crunch, while recent political developments have soured more than a century of Entente Cordiale. [...]

  • Ronaldo close to £172m-a-year Al-Nassr contract: Here are the most expensive sports deals ever

    December 6, 2022

    Cristiano Ronaldo is reportedly close to agreeing to a contract with Saudi Arabian football club, Al-Nassr, in a deal that could see the striker earn £172.9m a year – the most expensive contract ever offered to a sports player. The 37-year-old footballer mutually agreed to terminate his contract with Manchester United this November, after his relationship with [...]

  • World Cup briefing: Group E and F’s deciding games and how to watch

    December 1, 2022

    Today’s World Cup matches bring in the festive season of December and represent the penultimate day of group stage action. All of today’s Group E and Group F matches will have some say in which teams make the last 16 in Qatar – and which crash out. So here is a round up of what’s [...]

  • World Cup briefing: Final day of round one gets underway in Qatar

    November 24, 2022

    As Japan joined Saudi Arabia in inflicting a shock World Cup result on opponents fancied for the title, the final day of round one action gets underway in Qatar. Morning Wire looks at today’s games and what’s at stake. Group G: Switzerland v Cameroon, ITV Having reached the last 16 in the previous two World [...]

  • Manchester United: Glazers face disappointment over £6bn price tag

    November 23, 2022

    Manchester United’s owners, the Glazer family, look likely to have to drop their asking price of £6bn to £8bn for the Premier League football club. The Glazers, who also own NFL franchise the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, announced they were ready to sell United after 17 years in charge earlier this week. The Americans fired the [...]

  • Glazers to explore sale of Manchester United, state reports

    November 22, 2022

    Premier League club Manchester United’s owners, the Glazer family, are reportedly ready to announce their intention to look at potential investment in the club. The news could see one of the world’s most famous clubs change hands after a dynasty of ownership lasting 17 years. The examination of potential income sources could include an auction, [...]

  • Ed Warner: If Liverpool’s owners want to sell, expect more American buyers

    November 17, 2022

    Ed Warner addresses why American investors are the most likely purchases of any Liverpool shares on the market, why England’s Rugby World Cup defeat was good for the women’s game, and cricket song choices with a sense of humour. Forty-three days without the Premier League. Three days in and already I’m suffering withdrawal symptoms. Yes, [...]

  • Exclusive: Tougher Brexit transfer rules not helping English players in Premier League

    November 8, 2022

    Brexit has drastically shrunk the pool of footballers available to English clubs without having any clear benefit to the prospects of homegrown talent in the Premier League.  The findings are revealed in a major new study by football consultancy Analytics FC and law firm Fragomen shared with Morning Wire and due to be published this [...]

  • Not Real Madrid again: Liverpool get Euro nemeses in Champions League last 16

    November 7, 2022

    Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has urged the club to embrace their Champions League last 16 tie with old foes Real Madrid, despite it representing one of the toughest draws.  The Spanish giants beat Liverpool in last season’s final to become kings of Europe for a record-extending 14th time. They also denied Klopp’s men in the [...]

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