Business of Football Summit
The Business of Football Summit returns in 2025 for its seventh edition to press deeper into its exploration of the financial forces transforming the game. As private capital continues to flow into football, is there a path to profit? Is there sufficient competitive balance? Is football's financial model actually working, and is it being regulated properly? Or was the failed European Super League only the opening salvo in a long-term battle for change? Is it in women's football where the most attractive growth opportunities really lie?
Join leading investors, club and league executives, regulators, broadcasters, and tech innovators to discuss key issues in football, from the transfer market and player development to the evolving needs of fans and sponsors, alongside FT journalists before a global audience.
Early Bird offerings now on
THE EARLY BIRD
IN-PERSON PASS
Gain access to in-person sessions and drinks receptions. Network and connect with your peers.
£1,999 £2,499
Ends 10 December 2024
The Power of Networking
The Business of Football Summit will gather over 200 leading investors, club and league executives, and other key influencers, to share their insights in discussion with FT journalists.
Explore the changes that have taken place, and what the future holds for this rapidly-growing industry. You'll learn about new opportunities, make valuable connections, and gain insights from business leaders who are driving transformation in the sector.
Download Further information Ahead of the Summit
Download the 2025 Business of Football Summit brochure
What's inside? Agenda highlights, speaker line-up, and a snapshot of companies who attended in 2024.
Companies that attended in 2024
Access the list of companies who attended the summit in 2024 to get insight on who you could be networking with in 2025.
Contact us
Speaking Opportunities
Jeff Wagner
jeff.wagner@ft.com
Sponsorship Opportunities
James Priest
james.priest@ft.com
Delegate Services
Aaron Dodds
aaron.dodds@ft.com
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