EnglishPremierLeagueclubsenjoyedrecordprofitslastseason,accordingtoareportpublishedFridaybyfinancialconsultantsDeloitte.ThereportsaidthePremierLeaguemadeacollec
WhilediscussionofReed'stroubledfamilybackgrounddominatedthepost-Augustaheadlines,anothernuggetsurfacedwhenhedidtheUStalkshowroundscladinhisnewgreenjacket.The27-
TalkstointroduceawinterbreakfromFebruary2020arecontinuingbetweenTheFootballAssociation,EnglishFootballLeagueandPremierLeague.Thefirstannualtwo-weekintervalwould
ThePremierLeaguemakessomuchmoremoneyfromitsmultibillion-poundsalesoftelevisionrights,ticketsandcommercialincomethat14ofitsclubsareinthehighest-earning30inthewor
TheChampionshipwasthethirdmost-watchedleagueinEuropeanfootballduringthe2016-17season.Morethan52,000fanswatchedNewcastledrawwithLeedsinApril2017ThePremierLeaguet
JoséMourinhopointedtohowManchesterCityhaveboughtfull-backsfortheusualvalueofstrikersandsaidManchesterUnited’sinvestmentofcloseto£300msincehearrivedisnotenoughto
RealMadridhavejoinedtheracetosignGremiomidfielderArthur.The21-year-oldBrazilianhasalreadybeenlinkedwithBarcelona,havingbeenphotographedwearingtheBlaugranashirtf
Arecentheadcoachappointmentmadebytop-flightChinesesideShandongLunenghasarousedheatedonlinedebateinthecountryaboutthefutureoflocaltalentinitsdomesticfootballleag
NewYork'smayoronMondaysignedintolawtherepealofa91-year-oldpieceoflegislationthathadtechnicallybanneddancinginthousandsofbars,clubsandrestaurantsinthecity.Thecit
Chineseinvestorshavespent2.15billioneuros($2.4billion)onsoccerclubs,makingthemtheworld'sbiggestbuyerofteams.Acquisitionsofmajorstakesinclubsbetween2014and2016,i
Two months ago, Nike — whose player roster includes Rory McIlroy, Michelle Wie and yes, still, Woods — announced that it was leaving the golf equipment business.
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Chinese soccer players' transfer fees have climbed up much faster than the national team did in the FIFA world rankings.
Brazil's sports ministry has welcomed a move by FIFA to ban third-party ownership of players.
Authorities in Beijing have ordered high-end clubs in public park grounds to close or downgrade to an acceptable level, a move to curb officials' extravagance.