Sport And Competition Law – Annual Review 2022/23
A Summary Of The Advocate General Opinion In The European Super League Case
Independent football regulator in England to be introduced following fan-led review
Legal experts’ opinions on the Fan Led Review of Football Governance
A Guide To Financing Football Clubs: Part 3 – Future Trends & Expectations
Sport and competition law – the year in review 2020/21
Sports Disputes and Disciplinary Procedures - the Year in review 2020/21
Doomed to Fail? An Analysis Of European Super League And The Complex Web Of Football Governance, Regulations & Laws
The European Super League & The Legal Fallout: Experts' Views - E106
European Super League: Why the AG Opinion May Not Dissuade Other Breakaways (Which Could Be Problematic)
Teeing Up For A Competition Lawsuit? The PGA Tour’s Refusal To Release LIV Golf Invitational Hopefuls
'Win It On The Pitch’ - EC Registers European Citizens’ Initiative To Protect European Sports Model
Initial Recommendations From The Fan-Led Review Into English Football
European football sees £3.4billion fall in revenue due to Covid-19 pandemic
European football has seen a £3.4billion fall in revenue for the first time in over a decade due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Revenue fell to £22.1billion and this is the first fall in revenue since the global financial crisis of 2008. Deloitte reported the revenue and said it “only accounts for, in most cases, three months of Covid-19 impact. It will be a number of years before the full financial impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on European football is known. But we're now beginning to see the scale of the financial impact that the pandemic has had on European clubs.”
UEFA opens disciplinary proceedings against Barcelona, Real Madrid and Juventus over European Super League
Chelsea to introduce supporter presence at club board meetings
An Introduction To The ELF - Europe's New Professional American Football League
Investment in Sport