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Dollar-for-pound there’s no substitute
Plus, football investors target Portugal and Spain, Japan’s Olympic clean-up, and more
Plus, the German Bundesliga’s private equity play, chess cheating scandal rocks the board, and more
Renowned tech investor has turned its sights on sport and is now second-largest shareholder in City Football Group
Plus, Chelsea owners change tack after a rocky summer, Porsche and Red Bull scrap F1 talks, and more
New owners and improved international broadcast deals help widen gap with European rivals
The new owners have spent freely during the summer transfer window, hoping success on the pitch will unlock greater revenues from media rights and commercial deals
Gross spending of £1.5bn so far underlines its position as dominant force in European football
European rivals struggle to keep up with rising income of English football league
Top German football team seeks to emulate overseas commercial success of English clubs
Plus, Saudi’s golf experiment goes Trumpian, LeBron James’s big investment, and more.
British businesswoman will play important role in shaping future of world’s biggest domestic football competition
The widening financial gulf between Premier League clubs and the rest is shrinking the pool of competition
Groups attracted by rising revenue streams and a perception that football is undervalued
Nigel Huddleston says it would be ‘difficult’ for governing body to have oversight of the sport
NBA chair among heavyweight backers of consortium readying bid for Premiership club
Plan for tighter supervision puts government on collision course with governing bodies
The Seagulls’ 2017-20 compound annual growth rate of 65.8% places it among Europe’s fastest-growing companies
Club explores funding options after Russian investor is hit by sanctions
As Roman Abramovich tries to sell Chelsea, the Premier League must grapple with owners using its brand to wash their own
Formula One scraps Grand Prix contract with country as Premier League chief says ‘sport and Russia can’t mix’
Since the top clubs broke away from their peers in 1992, foreign players and money have flooded in
Rebound in attendance forecast to add at least £675m to club revenues this season
Plus, the risks in the $2bn sports NFT industry, gaming’s M&A gambit, and more.
Dragan Solak eyes alternative way to net cash after losing broadcast battle to state-backed rival in native Serbia
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