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Premier League intensifies overseas interest
Football’s English Premier League is increasing its efforts to introduce competitive matches played abroad, according to multiple reports.
Leaders Summit to be live streamed
Selected sessions from the 2014 Leaders Sport Business Summit will be streamed live from Stamford Bridge, home of English Premier League football club Chelsea, on October 8-9 via Leadersinsport.com.
Fifa, Coca-Cola and Apex-Brasil share World Cup experience at Leaders
Key figures from Fifa, Coca-Cola and Apex-Brasil are the latest additions to the international speaker line-up for the Leaders Sport Business Summit.
United eyes midweek friendlies abroad to fill Champions League absence
English Premier League team Manchester United could play midweek friendly matches overseas to fill the void left by the absence of Uefa Champions League football at Old Trafford this season.
New speakers added for Leaders Summit
A host of new speakers have been announced for the Leaders Sport Business Summit, which takes place on October 8-9 at Stamford Bridge in London, home of English Premier League football club Chelsea.
Chelsea eyes Twickenham as temporary home
English Premier League football club Chelsea has made preliminary enquiries regarding the possibility of playing matches at Twickenham stadium while its Stamford Bridge home is redeveloped.
RFU reaches Premiership settlement over Rugby World Cup
The Rugby Football Union (RFU), the governing body of rugby union in England, and the sport’s top-tier Premiership in the country, have reached an agreement over scheduling the domestic tournament around the 2015 Rugby World Cup.
Arsenal’s revenues rise, but profits fall
English Premier League football club Arsenal has announced a £2m (€2.5m/$3.2m) reduction in group profit, but a £21.5m increase in total turnover in its yearly financial results.
ECA chiefs Rummenigge, Gandini and Lopez Jimenez to speak at Leaders
A trio of top executives from the European Club Association will speak on a special panel session at the Leaders Sport Business Summit on October 8-9 at Stamford Bridge, the home of English Premier League football club Chelsea.
English Premiership confirms salary cap changes ahead of Rugby World Cup
Premiership Rugby, the organising body of the top division of English rugby union, has today (Wednesday) confirmed that the salary cap for the club competition is to be increased.
FA reveals proposed shake-up of non-EU player transfers
The Football Association, the sport’s governing body in England, has confirmed proposals to cut the number of non-European Union players in the country’s league structure by up to 50 per cent.
Everton identifies site for new stadium development
English Premier League football club Everton has confirmed Walton Hall Park as the site for its proposed new stadium following an agreement with Liverpool City Council.
Manchester United signs landmark development partnership in Azerbaijan
English Premier League football club Manchester United has entered into a partnership with the Association of Football Federations of Azerbaijan (AFFA) and mobile telecommunications provider Bakcell as part of an effort to develop grassroots football in the country.
Wentworth acquired by Chinese investors
Wentworth golf club in Surrey, England, the home of the annual BMW PGA Championship on the European Tour, has been sold to Chinese investors for £135m (€169m/$219m).
English Premiership set to instigate salary cap changes
Senior figures at the English Premiership are reported to be confident that plans to change the club rugby union competition’s salary cap to allow for larger wages will be agreed this week.
Top sponsorship spenders sign up for Leaders Summit
Leaders has announced that more than 120 of the world's top brands and sponsorship spenders will attend the seventh Leaders Sport Business Summit, which takes place on October 8-9 in London.
Tottenham plays down US company’s takeover talk
English Premier League football club Tottenham Hotspur has denied reports that it is in takeover discussions with Cain Hoy Enterprises, despite having admitted to meeting with representatives from the US private investment company.
United sets new revenue marker ahead of expected fall in fortunes
Manchester United has revealed a substantial reduction in profits in its financial results for the year ending June 30, despite revenues increasing by 19 per cent to a new high of £433.2m (€540.7m/$700m).