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The journalist who broke the story joins us.


The Times’ Chief Sports Reporter Martyn Ziegler joins Jan Åge and Markus Fjørtoft to take us inside Gianni Infantino’s failed attempt to sell a stake in FIFA’s commercial and competition busines, including the World Cup, to private investors.


We discuss how Martyn broke the story, how some of f...


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FIFA has withdrawn its highly controversial proposal to sell a minority stake in a new commercial entity built around the future revenues of the FIFA World Cup following widespread opposition from across world football.


In this episode, Markus and Jan Åge Fjørtoft, who has spent more than two decades at the heart of football and sports politics, are joined ...


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Is the Bundesliga on the verge of one of the biggest financial decisions in its history?Reports suggest the league has received a €1 billion proposal from U.S. investment firm Apollo Sports Capital, secured against future domestic TV rights. What does it mean for 50+1, German football, and the Bundesliga's ability to compete with the Premier League?Alongside host Markus Fjørt...


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Jürgen Klopp has officially been unveiled as Germany's new head coach, replacing Julian Nagelsmann after the World Cup disappointment. We react to the appointment, discuss why the DFB turned to Klopp, what needs to change, and what's realistic for Germany going into EURO 2028 and the 2030 World Cup.


Let us know your thoughts in the comments!



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Norway may have fallen in the World Cup quarter-finals, but they returned home as heroes.


More than 90,000 fans packed the streets of Oslo and the Royal Palace, where the players were welcomed by King Harald and the Royal Family. Crown Prince Haakon even led the now-iconic Viking Row on the drums as the country celebrated an unforgettable tournament. 🇳🇴


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