A club that has only had success under three dominant figureheads needs to modernise and delegate in a way it has not been able to before
Something of a Manchester United special this morning, as the Premier League's richest club begins to plot a new course
The much talked-about Football Governance Bill will be introduced in parliament today
La Liga have been trying to play a league game in America for five years now, but amid reports of a breakthrough and the EFL blocking their own version, is it a case of when not if?
PLUS: Inter Miami gifted Club World Cup spot and are Arsenal expanding the Emirates?
Plus: Tebas on the attack, MLS double down on Apple deal, Ligue 1's continuing struggles and the Superleague that won't die
How important is nationality? Well, that depends on who you ask (and the thoughts of the FA Board)
We truly are in football's litigation era
How you can win sponsors without winning, and the other reasons that brands choose their clubs
An inflammatory letter sent to other clubs this week might have had a counter-productive effect for a club that did, previously, count on some support from its peers
Plus, a bumper edition of M&A murmurs
It's been a stunning return to the elite of English football
