May 17, 2025

Premier League

Investment

Alexis Ohanian is betting on the ‘unrealised potential’ of Chelsea Women with latest investment

When you cover the sports business beat, you hear a lot of jargon — discounted cash flows, enterprise values, revenue multiple — usually from people trying to convince you that the amount they paid for a team is the result of a mathematical equation. An alternative translation: stop asking stupid questions, the number is the

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Funds

Manchester United have funds for key targets before summer sales

Manchester United have the financial capacity to sign Matheus Cunha and Liam Delap before recouping funds from sales this summer. The financial strength of the Red Devils this summer is uncertain with doubt over whether the club will be competing in European competition. United are set for their lowest-ever Premier League finish and first bottom-half

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Finance

The BookKeeper’s football finance glossary – A guide to the language of the modern game

The Athletic has appointed Chris Weatherspoon as its first dedicated football finance writer. Chris is a chartered accountant who will be using his professional acumen as The BookKeeper to explore the money behind the game. He is starting with a series this week analysing the financial health of some of the Premier League’s biggest clubs.

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Loans

Explained: The Premier League’s letter on APT rules and City’s issue with shareholder loans

The Premier League has written to its clubs to inform them about the second legal challenge Manchester City launched relating to their amended associated party transactions (APT) rules this year. An independent tribunal comprised of Lord Dyson, Christopher Vajda KC and Sir Nigel Teare concluded that the APT rules in place between December 2021 and

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Loans

Explained: The Premier League’s letter on ATP rules and City’s issue with shareholder loans

The Premier League has written to its clubs to inform them about the second legal challenge Manchester City launched in relation to their amended Associated Party Transactions (APT) rules earlier this year. An independent tribunal comprised of Lord Dyson, Christopher Vajda KC and Sir Nigel Teare concluded that the APT rules in place between December

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