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2 days ago | 
forbes.com | Steve Price
Bristol City is having a great season pushing for a spot in the Premier League, but it’s also one of the most environmentally sustainable soccer clubs in the country. At least half the food sold on matchdays is locally sourced with plenty of plant-based options available, unsold food is given to a homeless shelter, and waste is composted on-site. Bristol City’s green push was put into focus by an unlikely source: a BBC documentary.
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2 weeks ago | 
forbes.com | Steve Price
Nottingham Forest has been the surprise package of the 2024/25 Premier League season. At the start of the season, many pundits had predicted Forest would get relegated, but with just seven games to go, the Tricky Trees are still third in the Premier League. Sports analysts Opta have now given Forest a better than 85% chance of qualifying for the UEFA Champions League. Forest fans aren’t taking anything for granted just yet.
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2 weeks ago | 
hapskorea.com | Steve Price
Ulsan HD are competing in the FIFA 2025 Club World Cup this summer, playing against Brazil’s Fluminense, South Africa’s Mamelodi Sundowns and Germany’s Borussia Dortmund. The Club World Cup has a prize fund worth $1 billion, which is even more than the Qatar World Cup, but it is not distributed evenly – big clubs in Europe get more money, and teams that progress further through the tournament get more money.
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4 weeks ago | 
forbes.com | Steve Price
Carlsberg sponsored European soccer from the 1980s right up until 2016. But the two most recent UEFA men’s European Championships have seen different beers on tap. Heineken was the sponsor for Euro 2020, while Germany’s Bitburger sponsored Euro 2024. But in a surprise announcement last week, Carlsberg said it was back with a multi-year sponsorship and pouring rights deal for UEFA men’s, women’s and futsal national team tournaments up to 2030.
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1 month ago | 
forbesargentina.com | Steve Price
Steve Price El club inglés proyecta un nuevo estadio que atraerá marcas dispuestas a pagar cifras récord por su naming. Una consultora internacional estima que patrocinar la nueva cancha podría duplicar lo que se paga actualmente en Old Trafford. Algunos nombres de estadios son icónicos. "Wembley" está tan estrechamente asociado con el fútbol que los chicos en Inglaterra lo utilizan para describir uno de sus juegos en los recreos de la escuela.
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1 month ago | 
forbes.es | Steve Price |Antonio Pequeño IV |Derek Saul
Algunos nombres de estadios son icónicos. ‘Wembley’ está tan estrechamente asociado con el fútbol que los niños en Inglaterra lo usan para describir uno de sus juegos de patio, y es imposible escuchar la palabra ‘Maracaná’ sin imaginar a leyendas brasileñas como Pelé vistiendo la camiseta amarilla de Brasil. «Old Trafford» es otro de esos nombres. A pesar de los problemas que el Manchester United tiene en el campo, todavía se le considera una fortaleza formidable, incluso con su techo con goteras.
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1 month ago | 
forbes.com | Steve Price
Some stadium names are iconic. ‘Wembley’ is so closely associated with soccer that kids in England use it to describe one of their playground games, and it’s impossible to hear the word ‘Maracana’ without imagining Brazilian legends like Pele wearing the yellow shirt of Brazil. ‘Old Trafford’ is another of those names. Despite Manchester United struggling on the pitch, it’s still seen as a formidable fortress, even with its leaky roof.
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1 month ago | 
forbes.com | Steve Price
Old Trafford has been Manchester United’s home for more than one hundred years, but if co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe gets his way, the Red Devils will be heading to a brand new stadium in just five years’ time. On Wednesday, Manchester United announced plans to build what it called the world’s best soccer stadium, a 100,000 seat arena surrounded by a tent-like canopy held aloft by three giant poles.
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1 month ago | 
forbesargentina.com | Steve Price
La Copa Mundial de Clubes de la FIFA 2025 fue criticada por algunos, quienes la describieron como una serie de amistosos de pretemporada en los que los clubes ni siquiera usarán a sus mejores jugadores. Sin embargo, la FIFA desestimó esas críticas en una reciente declaración oficial. En la reunión del Consejo de la FIFA realizada el miércoles, se anunció que el fondo de premios para la Copa Mundial de Clubes 2025 será de 1.000 millones de dólares.
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1 month ago | 
forbes.com | Steve Price
FIFA’s 2025 Club World Cup had been derided by some as a bunch of pre-season friendlies where clubs won’t even play their best players, but in one statement, FIFA blew those criticisms out of the water. At the FIFA Council meeting on Wednesday, FIFA announced the prize fund for the 2025 Club World Cup would be $1 billion. That makes it soccer’s most lucrative 32-team tournament, dwarfing the $440 million prize fund for the 2022 Qatar World Cup.
