By: Matt Hardy

Deputy Sports Editor - City AM Matt is the Deputy Sports Editor covering sport, the business of sport and the politics of sport. He covers the likes of football, rugby, cricket, Formula 1, golf and tennis.

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London is running out of development land for sport teams to build stadiums on

Sport Business

One of London’s greatest assets is its varied and wide-ranging sports scene; six Premier League football clubs, many further down the pyramid; iconic rugby, tennis and cricket grounds; indoor arenas as far as the eye can see. But with success comes a desire to expand and grow. Chelsea are actively assessing options for a new [...]
Nike: Shares fall, S&P 100 ejection and Mbappe out

Sport Business

Nike shares continued to fall this week after the sportswear giant warned of a decline in revenue over the coming year. The American firm, fresh off the back of news that it would be ejected from the S&P 100, adjusted its share price amid a mixed first fiscal quarter. Its statement comes alongside layoff warnings [...]
Everton owners The Friedkin Group part of £850m mega stadium redevelopment

Sport Business

Owners of Premier League club Everton, The Friedkin Group, are spending around £850m on a major new stadium that is set to host matches at the 2032 Euros. The Friedkin Group, who purchased Everton in 2024 from Farhad Moshiri, will pump around £500m into a new 60,000-capacity capital city stadium with additional funds for urban [...]

MSG Sport to spin New York Knicks and Rangers into NYSE-listed firms

October 1, 2026

Directors at Madison Square Garden Sports Corp have approved plans to spin off the organisation’s New York Rangers and New York Knicks franchises into separate public firms. The move will make the NBA-winning New York Knicks the first publicly traded basketball team in nearly a quarter of a century. The New York Knicks NBA spin-off [...]
NFL cut ticket prices to fill Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

September 30, 2026

The NFL has cut ticket prices for this weekend’s fixture between the Indianapolis Colts and Washington Commanders in a bid to fill the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Some high-end category seats at Sunday’s game – the first of three across London in October – have been reduced to less than £80 each. It follows concerns that [...]
Ashes tickets expensive, admits ECB chief Gould

September 30, 2026

The CEO of the England and Wales Cricket Board has admitted that tickets to the next Ashes series in 2027 are expensive. Fans will be forced to fork out hundreds of pounds to watch Australia’s Test tour to England next summer, with Edgbaston hiking prices by over 40 per cent when they host the Baggy [...]
Prem Rugby extends deal with trading platform Etoro

September 30, 2026

Trading platform Etoro has extended its partnership with Prem Rugby as it solidifies its growing status within sport. The agreement began in 2023 but a fresh extension will see the deal extend into a fourth season, with the firm sponsoring the league’s predictor activation across social media. It is also the league’s official coin-toss partner [...]
Technology, data and infrastructure the new frontier for sport investment

September 29, 2026

Technology, data and infrastructure are going to be at the forefront of sports investment as money moves beyond simply buying teams, according to new analysis. It could help the global sports market grow by nearly 45 per cent at the end of the decade, according to Investec, from $417bn last year to upwards of $600bn [...]
Earls Court developers issue major blow to Chelsea FC stadium move hopes

September 29, 2026

Earls Court developers have poured cold water on any hopes of Chelsea building a new stadium at the 44-acre site, insisting their regeneration plans remain unchanged. Chelsea remain locked in a stadium dilemma between redeveloping their Stamford Bridge in Fulham or relocating to another site and building a new state-of-the-art venue. Earls Court had been [...]
Vitality ends relationship with cricket’s T20 Blast

September 29, 2026

Vitality has scaled back its involvement with English cricket, opting not to continue as title sponsor of the T20 Blast. The health and life insurance firm has backed England’s red-ball competition since 2018 but faces increasing competition from The Hundred, and will also downsize its involvement as sponsor of England’s home international T20 series’. The [...]

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