College governing body lifts moratorium on voluntary player activities
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Portuguese football facing losses of €266m, warns of ‘collapse’ if league is suspended
Sónia Carneiro, executive director of Liga Portugal, has warned that the teams in the top two divisions of Portuguese league football are facing collective losses of over €250m ($304m) for the 2020-21 se…
NFL caps Super Bowl LV attendance at 22,000 fans
Super Bowl LV at Tampa's Raymond James Stadium on February 7 will officially have a capacity of 22,000 fans including 14,500 ticket buyers and 7,500 vaccinated health care workers who will be guests of…
NCAA to appeal pay ruling for college athletes
The National Collegiate Athletic Association has said it will appeal a US judge’s ruling that would allow universities to offer student athletes a limited share of revenue, a decision that overturns the NCAA’s stance of enforcing amateurism in college sports.
AAC unlikely to replace UConn for Football
The fallout from UConn's likely move from the American Athletic Conference (AAC) back to the Big East continues.
UConn is likely to spend one more season in the AAC before moving to the Big East
NCAA agrees major settlement in college-athlete lawsuit
The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and 11 Division 1 conferences have agreed to create a fund worth almost $208.7m (€194.9m) to settle a class-action lawsuit filed by former student-athletes who had claimed their scholarships had been unlawfully capped.
Euroleague Basketball’s long-standing COO Scott stands down
Eduard J Scott, chief operations officer for Euroleague Basketball, is leaving the organisation after more than 14 years