Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, renowned for their entrepreneurial ventures in technology and finance, have recently expanded their investment portfolio into English football by acquiring a 45% stake in Real Bedford FC, an eighth-tier club. This strategic move not only reflects the twins' diverse business interests but also underscores a growing trend of American investments in lower-league English football.

The January 2025 transfer window has shattered previous records, underscoring football's rapid expansion and the escalating financial stakes for clubs worldwide. Both men’s and women’s football experienced unprecedented levels of transfer activity, reflecting the growing global market and increasing competition for top talent.

Manchester City has secured a significant legal victory against the Premier League, a ruling that could dramatically reshape financial regulations in English football. The independent tribunal deemed key elements of the Associated Party Transaction (APT) rules unlawful, raising serious questions about the future of financial oversight in the league. But what does this decision mean for clubs, competition, and the overall structure of football governance?

January offers an exciting mix of football action, with qualifiers and two major finals taking centre stage. This month is a prime opportunity for scouts and agents to discover emerging talent across the globe. Let’s dive into the highlights and recommendations to maximize your scouting efforts.

The website Football Leaks began publishing confidential football documents in 2015, giving fans a glimpse inside the lives of their favourite teams, agents, and players. A Portuguese hacker named Rui Pinto created the site, which claimed to be all about transparency. With the goal of exposing the hidden transactions in the sport, Pinto and his colleagues leaked details about financial arrangements, contracts, transfer fees, and agent commissions.

Match fixing in football refers to changing the results of a game or certain events that happen during a game on purpose to get a certain result. Players, officials, or people from outside the game can all do this, and it often includes big cash benefits or pressure. Fixing matches hurts the dignity of football by changing the results and making fans, players, and others lose trust in the game.

The financial landscape of the football industry is being transformed by the emergence of cryptocurrency. Looking at various forms of cryptocurrency including fan tokens and NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens), this article will examine the role of cryptocurrency in modern football, weighing the benefits and dangers to clubs, players, and supporters.

Big changes occurred in the world of football after the UK left the EU. This dramatic change has had far-reaching consequences for British football, rewriting the rules surrounding player mobility and transfers.

Many aspects of our lives were altered by the extremely infectious coronavirus COVID-19, particularly football. The pandemic has had far-reaching effects on the sport, including team finances, the spectator experience, and the controversial Super League.