International soccer star Mbappé leaves Nike for On
The reportedly 10-year deal gives the all-time leader in World Cup goals equity in the company
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The reportedly 10-year deal gives the all-time leader in World Cup goals equity in the company
The NFL is trying to increase international revenue and grow its fanbase around the world. In short: money.
It’s one of the fastest-growing sports in the US, especially at the high school level.
Over the past two decades, private equity has transformed youth sports into an industrial complex that’s cutthroat enough to cause a shortage of willing umpires and referees, and expensive enough to break the bank.
At least one in four former NFL players developed CTE, a brain disease caused by repeated head trauma, a new study suggested last week.
Skeptics of expansion argue that a team abroad would create logistical headaches beyond making sure Josh Allen’s passport isn’t expired.
If the league approves it, the deal would represent the highest valuation in history for any sports team.
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