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Private equity buys majority stake in Atlético de Madrid
Apollo Global Management has acquired a majority stake in Atlético de Madrid, valuing the club at around €2.2 billion. The move continues a growing trend of big investors treating football clubs as global brands with long-term media and sponsorship potential.
Source: Wall Street Journal
New women's basketball league "Project B" announces funding and big ambitions
The newly announced “Project B” league is promising salaries up to $2 million and plans to debut in late 2026 — aiming to compete directly with the WNBA. If realized, it could reshape women’s basketball economics and attract international superstars.
Source: TalkSport
Match-fixing concerns shift to smaller sports with heavy betting activity
Sports like darts and table tennis are now being targeted for match-fixing, according to new investigative reports. High betting volumes and limited oversight make them vulnerable to manipulation.
Source: The Washington Post
Prem Rugby posts record revenues amid global competition
Prem Rugby has reported record revenues near £200 million and remains confident despite competition from the global R360 league. Increased broadcast and sponsorship deals fueled the growth.
Source: The Times (UK)
Rangers request second meeting with SFA after KMI report
Rangers F.C. has requested another meeting with the Scottish Football Association following a KMI (Key Match Incident) report about refereeing decisions in their match against Celtic. The club believes the findings back up its earlier concerns about VAR.
Source: The Scottish Sun
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