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[Martyn Ziegler] NEW: UEFA planning fixed spending cap for clubs to run alongside revenue %

LFP eyes $218M for next round of Ligue 1 broadcast rights

Cardiff City claims €110 million from FC Nantes in Emiliano Sala case

Lyon owner John Textor speaking for the first time since the departure of Aulas: "In football, it's easy to have different opinions. I want to invest heavily in recruitment. I want to increase the number of scouts. The scouting department is small and underdeveloped, it is now time to invest."

Despite opposition from Macron and his allies, the left and the nationalist-right passed a law together, banning the french government from privatizing the national energy company

[L'Equipe] Due to being owned by AC Milan owners RedBird Capital Parners, Toulouse FC might be deprived of European football after a Coupe de France win tomorrow

[RFI] Paris mayor Anne Hidalgo: "PSG offered €38m for the stadium. It's ridiculous. It may be a bluff or a misunderstanding of what our democratic rules are."

Uefa salary cap: Players will 'rightly be angry' with plans, says PFA chief Maheta Molango - BBC Sport

[Le Monde] UEFA could be a competitor to PSG in the acquisition of Stade de France. The objective would be to host all European Club Finals in the same venue.

PSG closes its 2022 budget with a record loss of 370 million, with costs exceeding 1 billion Euros for the first time.

[UEFA] UEFA 2021-22 Financial Report

[Transfermarkt] Longest serving players at one club in the top 5 leagues currently.

Following Nices exit from the Europa Conference League, France will start the 2023/24 season outside of the top 5 leagues.

the UEFA Country Coefficients after this week’s matches

[David Ornstein] 777 Partners actively exploring deal to buy Everton. Still relatively early stages + consideration being given to factors such as what division Everton will be playing in next season. But interest concrete & ongoing, despite recent struggles

La décision du Conseil des Français vient de tomber

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[L'Equipe] Lyon sells 52% of its women team for 50M€

[David Ornstein] EXCLUSIVE: FIFA orders Leeds United to pay former player Jean Kevin Augustin £24.5m for breach of contract. Relates to 25yo’s loan move in 2020. This is additional to #LUFC paying RB Leipzig £15.5m. Club has lodged appeal against decision

[SPORT] Ceferin on the Negreira case: " The situation is extremely serious, one of the most serious I have ever seen. For La Liga, the matter is time-barred, and has no competitive consequences, proceedings are ongoing with the Spanish civil prosecutor's office. But for Uefa nothing is time-barred.

[Tuttosport] Szczesny: "Future in tv? With respect, no, not really. A friend of mine who now plays in Saudi Arabia once told me that it is important to stay in football to earn enough to not end up on TV after retirement."

Italy - PM Meloni's right wing party to shield Italian language from foreign contamination

French Football Federation says no to breaks during matches for Ramadan

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[Equipe de France] Hervé Renard becomes the manager of France Women's National Team with a contract until August 2024.

Christian Keller managing director of 1. FC Köln on FIFA transfer ban: "Absurd verdict without foundation"

[L'Equipe / AFP] Hervé Renard resigns from Saudi Arabia NT. He is expected to become the manager of France Women's NT.

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