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The State of Football Finance as the New Season Begins – Football Weekly
Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Philippe Auclair, and Kieran Maguire to delve into the intricate and often perplexing world of football finance. As the new season kicks off, the financial landscape of football is under the microscope, with pressing concerns that demand attention.
In today’s podcast, the future of football finance takes center stage. The Premier League sees a select few clubs splashing out vast sums of money. Is this spending spree fair, and why can’t all clubs follow suit? The panel tackles these questions, exploring whether the current financial regulations, like PSR, are effective or need a rethink.
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As the discussion unfolds, the panelists bring their expertise to the table. Barry Glendenning offers his usual wit, questioning the sustainability of such financial practices. Philippe Auclair provides a European perspective, highlighting how different leagues manage their finances. Meanwhile, Kieran Maguire, with his deep understanding of football economics, breaks down the numbers, offering insights into the financial health of clubs.
With clubs like Manchester City and Chelsea leading the charge in spending, the disparity between the top and the rest becomes glaringly apparent. The panel debates whether this financial gap is widening and what it means for the competitive balance of the league. Is it time for stricter financial regulations, or should clubs be free to spend as they wish?
As the conversation progresses, the panelists also touch on the impact of global events on football finance. The pandemic has left its mark, and the recovery process is still ongoing. How are clubs adapting to the new normal, and what strategies are they employing to stay afloat?
In a lighter moment, Max Rushden quips about the ever-increasing transfer fees, wondering if there’s a limit to the