SCOUT· 59%53m·2026-10-14·SportsWhat does the ‘State of the Game’ report mean for the future of football? | The Football Boardroom
The ‘State of the Game’ report has placed the precarious nature of football finance firmly in the spotlight. How bad is the situation? How much worse could things get? And what are the solutions to the fiscal problems that bedevil the game? Henry and Christian are joined by the Secretary of State for Digital, Culture,…
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