Zwift extends backing of Tour de France Femmes
Online fitness platform Zwift has announced it will sponsor the Tour de France Femmes for an additional year, taking its original contract from four to five years, until at least 2026
Lidl widens Uefa role with club competitions deal
German discount supermarket chain Lidl is to build on its successful sponsorship of Euro 2024 by becoming an Official Partner of the Uefa Europa League and Uefa Conference League for three seasons until…
Uefa introduces away ticket price cap
Uefa has announced a cap on the maximum ticket prices that home clubs can charge visiting fans across its three men’s club competitions, the Uefa Champions League, Uefa Europa League and Uefa Conference L…
Rollbit extends Counter-Strike deal with FaZe Clan
Cryptocurrency casino Rollbit has agreed an extension of its shirt sponsorship deal with Los Angeles-based esports organisation FaZe Clan
Atlanta to host 2031 NCAA Final Four
The National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA) has announced that Atlanta, Georgia will host its men's Final Four basketball competition in 2031
Dodgers star Ohtani pens Topps deal
Shohei Ohtani, the Japanese star of the Los Angeles Dodgers and two-time MVP of Major League Baseball, has signed a long-term global trading card deal with Topps
Milan ‘to be dropped’ as 2027 UCL final venue
Milan's San Siro stadium will not host the 2027 Uefa Champions League final after the city's two Serie A clubs, Inter Milan and AC Milan, decided to press ahead with plans to renovate the venue, it has been reported.
Čeferin: No room in European football calendar
Uefa president Aleksander Čeferin has acknowledged that too many matches are being played by Europe's leading teams, but defended the new format of the expanded Champions League group stage as a necessary …
City Football Group raises £210m with share issue
City Football Group (CFG), the parent company of Manchester City and several other football clubs around the world, has raised capital worth £210m (€249.8m/$277m) through the issue of new preference shares.
NFL opens up to $12bn private equity investment
The National Football League (NFL) has become the last US major sports league to allow private equity investment after its owners voted for a rule change that could see up to $12bn (€10.77bn) of new funds invested in the league.