Football Governance
Wrexham strengthens its board with four new appointments as the club aims for continued success in League One under Hollywood ownership.
An in-depth analysis of the proposed Scottish football league reconstruction, examining potential formats, financial implications, and fan perspectives.
Chelsea Supporters' Trust calls for Premier League probe into co-owner Todd Boehly's ties to ticket reseller Vivid Seats, citing conflict of interest concerns.
Former FIFA president Sepp Blatter and football legend Michel Platini cleared of corruption charges in a major Swiss court ruling.
EFL Chairman Rick Parry counters Premier League clubs' concerns about financial restrictions under proposed football regulator, highlighting £3.3bn funding gap and advocating for competitive balance in English football.
The Football Governance Bill, set to become law by summer 2024, introduces an independent regulator to oversee English football, addressing key issues like parachute payments and self-regulation.
CAS dismisses Luis Rubiales' appeal against a three-year Fifa ban, reinforcing the importance of ethical conduct in football governance.
Samuel Eto'o successfully overturns ethics breach ruling, sparking discussions on the future of African football governance and ethics.
The Premier League confirms the continuation of Profitability and Sustainability Rules (PSR) for the 2025-26 season, delaying the implementation of new financial frameworks amidst ongoing debates and legal challenges.
FIFA suspends Congo-Brazzaville from international football due to third-party interference in the national football association, casting doubt on their 2026 World Cup qualifiers.
