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This week on The SportBusiness Podcast, Jonathan Rest and Martin Ross discuss a major development in the commercialisation of European football as the World Cup enters the final straight.


THE NEWSROOM: With CAA Eleven out of the race for Uefa men’s national team rights and Relevent in the mix, what could the future look like under a new agency model? Plus, Visit Rwanda’s surprise shirt deal with Aston Villa following the end of its controversial Arsenal sleeve sponsorship.


INSIDE THE DEAL: Faaez Samadi explains why Ralph Lauren invested heavily in a Wimbledon sponsorship, fashioning new inventory after losing its line judge asset.


AOB: MLS plans to ‘Take It From Here’ post World Cup, tins hats out for the next Ligue 1 rights auction and who's buying a Premier Padel tote bag?

 

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Co-hosts: Jonathan Rest, Martin Ross

Contributor: Faaez Samadi

Editor: Gwen Gourvellec


Sources:

  1. EXCLUSIVE: CAA Eleven set to lose Uefa contract
  2. Visit Rwanda makes the switch to Aston Villa
  3. Competition drives Ralph Lauren uplift for Wimbledon
  4. Bramly picked to replace de Tavernost at LFP Media
  5. MLS targets World Cup momentum with biggest-ever campaign
  6. Fanatics lands Premier Padel merchandising deal


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