Premier League
Real Madrid top Forbes valuation rankings as Premier League and MLS clubs close in
Florentino Pérez’s Real Madrid still top the rankings, ahead of Barcelona.
Zohran Mamdani, New York’s Mayor, Reflects on His Arsenal Obsession — and a Football Manager Parallel Career
And he writes not as a casual fan, but as a lifelong supporter who, like so many, had been waiting far too long to celebrate a Premier League title.
Declan Rice is one of the strongest midfielders in the world, but he also has a fun personality, extremely hard to find in the world of football
Can you have the competitive hunger of the greats without taking yourself too seriously? Ask the midfielder, who has shown Arsenal how to win again.
For West Ham, relegation to the Championship represents a true collapse (financial and technical)
The London club is set to lose 50% of its turnover, or even more. But in the players' contracts there were clauses that could limit the damage a little.
The Kroenke family, which owns Arsenal, has now won the Premier League, the NBA, the NHL and the Super Bowl (while awaiting the Champions League final)
The American investors have created a vast and winning sporting empire, which also includes some of the most important clubs in American professional sport.
Pep Guardiola has transformed Manchester City into a true top club, and this is the greatest thing about his ten years in England
In ten years, the Catalan manager has rewritten the hierarchies of English and European football, has imposed a model and has created a true legacy. And now he leaves as an absolute winner.
The stadiums of the English lower divisions are ever more full, and on this growth weighs also the price of tickets for Premier League matches
The numbers gathered by the Economist say that the fans of Championship, League One and League Two clubs are ever more numerous.
At Roma people want to win quickly, at Bournemouth you can do football looking to the future: an interview with Tiago Pinto
Bournemouth's President of Football Operations talks about his career, his experiences around Europe and his new life in the Premier League: an environment in which you can work in a creative and visionary way, and not only because of the great economic resources.
For some time now Premier League clubs have been doing their transfer business mostly among themselves, because they are too rich for the rest of Europe
And at the same time the spending towards the continent is decreasing, by now relegated to a satellite of the English supremacy.
Everton’s new stadium was inaugurated a few months ago, but it has already changed the history of the club
Thanks to the deals with several sponsors, the Toffees' new home has already begun to produce revenue. And on the horizon there are also concerts and other big events.