Business of Football Summit

Private capital continues to flood into European football, with US investors taking a large slice of the pie. While some of these investors may never have run a football club before, their understanding of the power of data and analytics in boosting fan engagement, their experience in negotiating media rights, and their fresh ideas on branding could be transformative. But with the finances of even the most famous clubs under pressure, do these investors have a magic formula to boost returns and win trophies? How can they ensure growth in the current football economy?

The Business of Football Summit returns for its fifth edition to discuss these issues and more, including the Euros’ impact on the women’s game. Leading investors, club and league executives, regulators, broadcasters, tech innovators, advisors and other influencers will share their insights in discussion with FT journalists, in-person in London and virtually before a global audience.

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Discuss

Be a part of the discussions that will shape football dealmaking in 2023 and beyond

Network

Network with the biggest and most influential leaders in the football industry

Learn

Hear top football executives and investors share strategies for generating growth

How can investors make money out of football? Why are valuations so high?

How are new technologies changing the fan experience? Is there a data "arms race"?

Do governing bodies and leagues have the controls in place to regulate multi-club ownership?

What can be done to bridge the wealth gap among clubs and leagues?

Can clubs run by investors compete with those bankrolled by sovereign wealth?

Can the success of the Euros drive wider investment in women's football?

Get a snapshot of some of the companies who attended in person

Speaking Opportunities

Jeff Wagner
jeff.wagner@ft.com

Sponsorship Opportunities 

James Priest
james.priest@ft.com

Delegate Services 

Jonathan Yates
jonathan.yates@ft.com

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