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Will the European Super League change European Club Footballfor the better? What do you think about the European Super League? CEO of A22 Sports Management Bernd Reichart said "We have won the right to compete. The UEFA monopoly is over. Football is FREE. Clubs are now free from the threat of sanctions AND free to determine their future. For fans: We propose free viewing of all Super League matches. For clubs: Revenues and solidarity spending will be guaranteed."UEFA thinks the European Super League is a competitor to the Champions League. A22 Sports proposes #free viewing of all live matches which might be game-changing in #sports.

This week UEFA and LaLiga introduced amendments to their transfer regulations, aiming to enhance financial sustainability and equal treatment of all clubs. It's essential to stay informed about these legal changes in the sports landscape and adapt strategies accordingly. Learn more about the key takeaways from my report about SBJ's article. Darin W. White

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𝐄𝐀 𝐒𝐩𝐨𝐫𝐭𝐬 𝐅𝐂 𝟐𝟒: 𝐎𝐩𝐭𝐚 𝐀𝐧𝐚𝐥𝐲𝐬𝐭 𝐏𝐢𝐜𝐤𝐬 🎮The EA SPORTS FC 24 TOTY vote is now open, so we decided to make some data-led decisions and pick our own men's XI.Do you agree? If not, let us know who should have made the team instead...Our full article explaining the stats behind our decisions: https://lnkd.in/dFZqjWN6

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Dive into the latest news in the world of sports with our weekly roundup for March 25, 2024.Stay informed. Stay ahead of the game.Read it Here 👉 https://lnkd.in/gvBXanHc#SportsNews #WeeklyRoundup #SportsTrends #AboveAndBeyond #SportsUpdate #AthleticsIndustry

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My writing… German football clubs, with the exception of Schalke 04 who are still toiling with a €30m, comparatively high, debt mountain which could see them lose their licence and end up relegated again, this time by default to the fourth tier, in contrast to Ligue 1 and La Liga, managed their own way out of the Pandemic crisis.The venture capital deals have backfired on the Spanish and French leagues that have taken them. 50+1 is sustainable and German football clubs are capable of managing themselves as solvent ongoing businesses that compete well enough in European competition and provide for a good national team set up. Fair ticket prices and fan participation are what counts. That’s where Bundesliga has it nailed. But yes better marketing is neeed to show just how good the Bundesliga as a product really is. The DFL, which is headed up by Hans-Joachim Watzke, BvB’s joint CEO, who i have met on several occasions, have concluded to pull out of the proposed sale of media rights today. Back to basics again, the Bundesliga, including BvB, membership model is what I have campaigned for, and written about, over the past over ten years. We now newly have a football regulator in England from next season, what can we, and other leagues learn from the 50+1 membership model? There will always be a place for investing in clubs, and there is still a risk from the European Super League 2.0 which could yet upend the way of doing football, but for now absolutely delighted at this decision. Also to have played my part in looking at the pro and contra views with Bloomberg and share the view of German fans with them as I have been seeing them. Thank you to Bloomberg’s David Helier for the very intense dialogue in recent weeks: https://lnkd.in/duSyEe2G#benmcfadyean #bundesliga #germany #50+1

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We reported 50 suspicious betting alerts to the relevant authorities in Q3 2023. The 50 incidents concerned eight sports, across 21 countries and five continents. Three takeaways from Q3:1. The 50 alerts reported are a decrease of 41% when compared to the Q3 total for 2022, which saw 85 alerts;2. Tennis had the highest number of alerts with 15, representing a 7% increase on the 14 alerts reported in Q2 and a 55% decrease on the 33 reported in Q3 2022; and 3. Europe, with 30 alerts, made up 60% of the total reported, followed by South America with 7 alerts (14%).to learn more see below or click here https://lnkd.in/eeR3RNZQ

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What is happening in football? It has become winner takes all. And the winner is the Premier League and by "all" we mean "America." For many in the US, the Premier league is world football. How far is the Premier League pulling ahead of rival European leagues? This far, says today's FT: "The Premier League has cracked the US. While its domestic rights may be faltering, England’s top division currently pulls in £1.8bn per season for overseas broadcast rights, including £333mn in the US. "This completely blows its European rivals out of the water, and is a key part of its £2bn per season advantage over its nearest rival in annual broadcast revenues. "Such a gulf explains why when Norwich City finished in last place in the 2021-22 Premier League, they earned more broadcast revenue for their league appearances than Bayern Munich, AC Milan or Paris St Germain, the German, Italian and French champions. "The Premier League’s pulling power is so great that across the whole of Europe only Barcelona and Real Madrid made more money from televised league games than England’s bottom-ranked team, with the result that the biggest clubs on the continent now increasingly find themselves outbid on transfers not only by fellow giants but also by Premier League minnows."#premierleague #tvrights #TV

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Fifa’s Threat to Ban European Broadcasters for the Women’s World Cup 😲Our Senior Lecturer in Sports Finance, Christina Philippou has been featured in The Conversation UK recent piece discussing how growing interest in women’s football must be encouraged#womensworldcup #womensfootball #sportsfinance

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Dive into the latest in sports with our Weekly Roundup! From groundbreaking achievements to major upsets, stay informed on the highlights from the past week.Read it Here 👉 https://lnkd.in/gEb_3bUq#SportsNews #WeeklyRoundup #AthleteHighlights #SportsBusiness #SportsTrends #AboveAndBeyondGroup

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