How transparency rules on club ownership close old loopholes
Related-party controls, ownership registers and a new English regulator are dismantling the opacity that multi-club structures exploited.
Related-party controls, ownership registers and a new English regulator are dismantling the opacity that multi-club structures exploited.
Coaching fashions rotate, but the rectangle at the edge of the box keeps producing the game's most valuable touches — and the data has never really argued otherwise.
European football's governing body embeds environmental, social and governance requirements in club licensing, making sustainability a condition of entry.
Expected goals measures chance quality, not conversion — and treating a striker's xG as a verdict on his finishing quietly ignores everything the model was never built to see.
Licensing exams, mandatory disclosure and contested commission caps are redrawing who can operate in football's intermediation business.
The structure a team leaves behind the ball when it attacks — its rest defence — decides almost everything about how badly it can be hurt on the break.