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61. DKMAF Training Grounds: Global Football Strategies: The Multi-Club Model

61. DKMAF Training Grounds: Global Football Strategies: The Multi-Club Model

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In this episode of 'Don't Know Much About Football,' Ian, Sarah, and Karlo delve into the concept of the multi-club ownership model within football. The discussion centers on Fenway Sports Group's potential acquisition of a stake in Malaga CF and the broader implications of owning multiple football clubs. The hosts explain the benefits, such as easier player transfers and revenue diversification, while also comparing examples like Manchester City and Red Bull. They touch on the strategic and cultural considerations, highlighting how a global approach might be more advantageous than a regional focus. The conversation also speculates on the future proliferation of multi-club ownership in football.


00:00 Welcome and Introductions

00:16 Exploring the Multi-Club Model

02:59 FSG's Interest in Malaga

04:28 Benefits and Challenges of Multi-Club Ownership

08:34 Global Expansion and Strategic Considerations

13:29 Future of Multi-Club Ownership

15:56 Closing Remarks and Final Thoughts


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