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United to launch Chinese tv channel
United to launch Chinese tv channel
Manchester United will become the first football club to launch a dedicated 24 hour television channel in China next week, as it seeks to keep up with growing Chinese interest in the game. Sina Sports, an online sports platform, will begin broadcasting the club’s MUTV on its website, mobile site and app next Sunday. Recent turbulence on the Chinese stock exchange and a fall in the country’s…
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Foreign rights bonanza for Premiership
Foreign rights bonanza for Premiership
Almost all the major deals for Premier League television deals are now done and the total looks like being around £3.2bn over three years. This represents a 50 per cent increase on the corresponding figure for 2013-16. When the Premier League started in 1992-3 the rights were worth £8m a year
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Anerican investors steam in
Anerican investors steam in
Hard nosed American investors are replacing the oligarchs and egoists who have invested in English football over the last twenty years. If the deal at Everton goes ahead, eight of the twenty Premier League clubs will have investors from the US. Related Clubs: Everton Football Club Company Ltd read more
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Untold riches
A reminder of just how much money is available in the Barclays Premier League next season and what is at stake for clubs who are relegated. Clubs will receive an average of £120m compared with £80m this season. The top club will receive £150m and even the bottom club will be paid £100m.
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Transfer window likely to be busy
Transfer window likely to be busy
The January transfer window is forecast to be busy with Arsenal among the clubs likely to be active as they make a bid for the title
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Chelsea lack relegation cover
Chelsea lack relegation cover
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Bournemouth to be hit by a FFP fine
Bournemouth to be hit by a FFP fine
Bournemouth are to be hit by a hefty fine for breaching financial fair play (FFP) rules and manager Eddie Howe thinks that they stand in the way of smaller clubs wanting to progress.
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