Svenska Cupen - Women · Midfielder · #0 · Sweden · 19 yrs
M. Selling is a midfielder. M. Selling is a Swedish international, 19 years old, midfielder. M. Selling was born in Sweden on 2006-07-16. M. Selling's Sportra profile tracks season statistics across Svenska Cupen - Women, Elitettan. M. Selling's page brings together career clubs, trophies, injury history, multi-competition stats, and related news headlines. On Sportra you can explore M. Selling season statistics, transfer history, trophies, injury updates, and related news across every competition tracked in the profile.
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The proposal to spin off the commercial rights to the World Cup and other competitions into a semi-private company has triggered a fierce backlash, with critics warning it could create conflicts between investors' profit motives and FIFA's role as the sport's regulator.
File it as today’s “what the actual hell” moment in the sports world. The Times is reporting that FIFA president Gianni Infantino has been in talks with private investors about selling stakes in the World Cup. It’s a move that would take complete control of the global tournament out of FIFA’s hands, and give a […]
The Eagles go into the new season off the back of a historic European success but despite such momentum look set to lose influential defender Maxence Lacroix to Chelsea. For a club our size selling top players is inevitable and we need to find new ones and have a clear transfer strategy.
Bhatia backed by father-in-law Lakshmi MittalMinority stake deal values the club at £4.5bnLiverpool’s owner is in talks over selling a minority stake to a consortium led by the former Queens Park Rangers co‑owner Amit Bhatia and backed by his father-in-law Lakshmi Mittal, the billionaire Indian steel magnate. The Guardian understands a sale of 30% of the club is being discussed, with an offer of around £1.35bn on the table.Fenway Sports Group confirmed in a statement to the Financial Times that it had begun negotiations with a group led by Bhatia over a potential minority share sale that would value Liverpool at about £4.5bn. Continue reading...
Manchester City have made a habit of selling promising young players while keeping a semblance of control over their futures. It is a practice that has served City well given the financial controls th...
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