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Edition No. 115 ยท Thu 15 Oct 2026 ยท 42 stories ยท Source: Daily Newsletter Digest

Edition No. 115

Thursday 15 October 2026

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  1. 21 ยท SportBusiness

    Regulator: English football on financial cliff-edge
    Why it matters

    The Independent Football Regulator found 94% of English clubs lose money and nearly two-thirds of EFL and National League clubs are technically insolvent.

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  2. 22 ยท SportBusiness

    TFG exploring sale of Everton controlling stake
    Why it matters

    The Friedkin Group is exploring options for Everton, including selling a controlling stake, less than two years after buying the club.

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  3. 23 ยท SportBusiness

    PS&E to explore sale of FC Copenhagen, Parken
    Why it matters

    FC Copenhagen's owner has hired Tifosy to explore selling the club and its Parken stadium.

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  4. 24 ยท Men in Blazers

    UCL: Arsenal extend their historic streak
    Why it matters

    Arsenal beat Lille 3-0 and Manchester United lost at Atlรฉtico, ahead of Manchester City hosting PSG days after City's guilty verdict.

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  5. 25 ยท Breaking the News

    FIFA said to have paid Infantino secret salary
    Why it matters

    FIFA is suspected of paying Gianni Infantino millions beyond his official salary through a US-based World Cup organizing entity.

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  6. 26 ยท The Athletic

    FIFA to propose associations receive $25m each as part of $6bn funding for football development
    Why it matters

    FIFA plans to propose $25 million for each member association as part of $6 billion in development funding.

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  7. 27 ยท Reuters

    Netflix secures rights to air 2030 World Cup in Spain, Andorra
    Why it matters

    Netflix won rights to all 104 matches of the 2030 World Cup in Spain and Andorra, with a free-to-air package including every Spain match.

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  8. 28 ยท FIFPRO

    Global Employment Report 2026
    Why it matters

    Only 57% of female players surveyed by FIFPRO say club pay covers their playing costs, and 49% are considering leaving the game early.

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  9. 29 ยท Front Office Sports

    Why the SEC Is Still Suing LSU
    Why it matters

    The SEC is pressing its lawsuit against LSU and still threatening expulsion, even after LSU backed off adding two former NFL players.

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  10. 30 ยท The Athletic

    LSU, SEC still at odds: Court filing accuses school of 'stubborn refusal' to follow conference rules
    Why it matters

    An SEC court filing accuses LSU of a 'stubborn refusal' to follow conference rules.

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  11. 31 ยท CBS Sports

    SEC adopts standardized NIL contracts in latest step toward self-governance
    Why it matters

    SEC presidents adopted uniform NIL and revenue-sharing contracts, though without the antitrust protection of union-bargained deals.

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  12. 32 ยท Front Office Sports

    Mike Tirico says rising costs and potential donor fatigue could make college sports unsustainable
    Why it matters

    Mike Tirico warned that rising costs and donor fatigue could make college sports financially unsustainable for many schools.

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  13. 33 ยท OffBall

    College Football Fans, It's Time To Rediscover The Plot
    Why it matters

    OffBall argues that network focus on two conferences concentrates coverage and players, and urges fans to enjoy the current season.

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  14. 34 ยท Front Office Sports

    As Dodgers' NLCS hopes fade, Game 3 ticket prices drop
    Why it matters

    The cheapest resale ticket for NLCS Game 3 at Dodger Stadium fell 42% in two days as the Dodgers trailed the Brewers 2-0.

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  15. 35 ยท The Athletic

    The Rays can't fill the Trop in the ALCS. Fans point to ticket prices
    Why it matters

    The Rays are struggling to sell out the ALCS at Tropicana Field, and fans blame ticket prices.

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