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  • If international rugby’s fatal flaw is not financial, what is it?

    Sport Business

    When systems are forced to grow without replenishing what sustains them, they do not fail slowly. They hollow out — and then collapse suddenly. This pattern appears across markets and institutions, but sport, and rugby, offers one of the clearest live demonstrations of how extraction degrades an ecosystem from the inside. For decades, debates about [...]

    Breaking news conference podium with microphones and journalists, emphasizing media presence and communication dynamics
  • NRL could buy stake in English Super League

    Sport Business

    The Australian National Rugby League (NRL) could buy a minority stake in England’s Super League in a move that would unify the sport’s two biggest club competitions. According to the Sydney Morning Herald, a secret meeting was held between NRL bosses and owners of Super League clubs Wigan Warriors and Warrington Wolves while both leagues [...]

    The Australian National Rugby League could buy a minority stake in England’s Super League in a move that would unify the sport’s two biggest club competitions.
  • Saudi Arabia aiming for £17bn sports sector valuation by 2030

    Sport Business

    The world’s newest major sports player Saudi Arabia aims to have a sports sector worth $21bn (£16.5bn) by 2030. It comes as the Gulf state confirmed the sector was currently worth $8.5bn (£6.7bn) in 2025 having been worth just $1.3bn (£1bn) in 2016. The entirety of the UK’s sports sector contributes around £100bn to the [...]

    The world’s newest major sports player Saudi Arabia aims to have a sports sector worth $21bn (£16.5bn) by 2030.
  • Billionaire Sir Leonard Blavatnik injects £630m to prop up Netflix-rival DAZN as losses mount

    January 26, 2025

    Billionaire Sir Leonard Blavatnik has injected a further $827m (£630m) into streaming giant DAZN in a bid to become a major rival to Netflix. The businessman has now invested more than $6.7bn (£5.3bn) in the London-based sports streaming service, according to newly-filed accounts with Companies House. DAZN is owned by Access Industries, a New York-based [...]

  • Most profitable sports clubs of 2025 list features three Premier League sides

    January 11, 2025

    Three Premier League clubs have made the Forbes most profitable sports teams list of 2025, with the top 20 generating an estimated £3.2bn in profit during the most recent season. The figures, calculated using Forbes’ estimates of operating income with total value using the enterprise values, suggest an average £159m profit per team, up 12 [...]

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