A partner paying to build and run stadium infrastructure shows how clubs can fund sustainability goals; Sunderland is targeting net zero by 2040.
A damages claim over lost World Cup revenue, sponsorship and transfers would test FIFA's liability for eligibility rulings. FIFA rejects the allegations.
Netflix built its live sport on one-off fights; a month-long, multi-language tournament is its first real test, and it is leaning on IMG's production arm to deliver it.
Brands are increasingly selling clubs operational services such as energy and infrastructure rather than buying visibility alone, which can cut clubs' costs as well as bring in revenue.
How City is punished, if the ruling survives appeal, will shape Premier League spending rules. Bloomberg reports Emirati officials warned UK leaders of a possible investment slowdown.
The deal pairs treatment supply with a structured study on return-to-play times, giving the medtech firm real club injury data to back its claims.
Asia's confederation is putting its social responsibility work into multi-year NGO partnerships, alongside a child safeguarding course now taken up across its member associations.
