Ahsan Ali Syed's Western Gulf Advisory group has been barred from operating in Bahrain, but representatives insist his bid for Blackburn Rovers is still on.
Championship football clubs have seen net transfer income fall by £52 million over the last 12 months, according to new research.
Businessman Kenny Huang could turn his attention to another English Premier League football club after his bid for Liverpool failed.
Michel Platini has warned that debt-ridden football clubs run the risk of being barred from European competition next season.
Manchester-based businessman Thomas Lever is looking to beat Balram Chainrai to take control of Portsmouth, according to a report.
Gordon Taylor has called on the FA to impose a limit on the amount of debt which can be loaded on to football clubs through leveraged takeovers.
Asia Football Investments' plan to buy Leicester City has still not been ratified by the Football League, according to a report.
Four of the Glazer family's US shopping malls have fallen into default on their mortgage payments, according to a report.
English Premier League football clubs enjoyed a windfall from last season's UEFA Champions League, according to new data.
Tony Pulis has called on English football's governing body to introduce goal-line replays, after a controversial incident involving his Stoke City team.
Scottish Premier League football clubs have squandered much of their increased income and will struggle to compete with English sides, a report has claimed.
Liverpool chairman Martin Broughton's refusal to rule out other bids brought Kenny Huang's takeover interest to an end, according to a report.
Former West Ham United chairman Eggert Magnusson is financing a bid to take control of Sheffield Wednesday, it has been claimed.
Celtic's debt is mostly the result of a disappointing season on the pitch, chairman John Reid has suggested.
Kenny Huang could scrap his bid to gain ownership of Liverpool if negotiations continue to progress slowly, it has been claimed.
Mick McCarthy has suggested the English Premier League's introduction of home-grown quotas is unlikely to benefit the national team.
Four leading Arsenal shareholders have lent their support to a scheme which could see football fans increasing their holding in the club.
Bids for the tenancy of London's Olympic Stadium are now being considered, with West Ham United among the interested parties.
Indian entrepreneur Ahsan Ali Syed has pledged to boost Blackburn Rovers manager Sam Allardyce's transfer kitty should his takeover go ahead.
Sir Alex Ferguson has called on Manchester United football fans to ensure their protests against the Glazer family are not to the detriment of the team.
Liverpool will take time to consider any takeover bids they receive, managing director Christian Purslow has stated.
Russian banker Vladimir Antonov is yet to make any takeover approach for Rangers, according to a report.
Aberdeen have sent plans for a £38 million new stadium to the local council.
Thailand-based Asia Football Investments has purchased Leicester City, with current chairman Milan Mandaric set to stay on at the Walkers Stadium.
Balram Chainrai's takeover of Portsmouth could go through within days, reports have suggested.
Sheffield Wednesday could be set to receive millions of pounds' worth of emergency credit, according to a report.
Jack Rodwell believes home-grown quotas could benefit the English national side by providing first-team opportunities for domestic talent.
Liverpool have set potential owners a deadline of August 12th 2010 to provide proof of funds and a plan on how the club's debt to RBS will be repaid.
Blackpool's footballers have been paid the bonuses owed to them for securing promotion to the English Premier League.
Arsenal supporters do not want to see the club become reliant on a wealthy benefactor, according to a new poll.
Changes to the FA's fast track system have been announced, with the governing body aiming to bring greater consistency to the disciplinary process.
The Sahara India Group has announced that it has ended its interest in buying Liverpool.
TV personality and Norwich City co-owner Delia Smith has urged footballing chiefs to redirect top-flight funding to the lower levels of the game.
Liverpool are anticipating as many as six more takeover bids by the end of this week, according to a report.
Leeds United chairman Ken Bates has claimed many foreign owners are unfit to run English football clubs.
Nottingham Forest chief Mark Arthur could face a Football League enquiry into illegal approaches for players, after complaints from two rival football clubs.
HM Revenue and Customs' appeal against Portsmouth's company voluntary agreement has been thrown out by the High Court.
The Manchester United Supporters' Trust has revealed plans to continue last season's anti-Glazer protests.
The English Premier League will provide parachute payments to relegated clubs totalling £124 million per season for three terms.
Football League clubs should declare their ownership structure to increase accountability to fans, it has been suggested.
Portsmouth came perilously close to being barred from the English Premier League mid-season, according to the club's barrister.
New restrictions on English Premier League football clubs have been revealed at a press conference.
A Bahrain-Swiss consortium has reportedly made a formal approach to buy Blackburn Rovers.
Phil Gartside, chairman of Bolton Wanderers, has claimed many English football clubs will not be able to sustain their current level of transfer and wage spending.
Liverpool have attracted a number of potential bidders, according to chairman Martin Broughton.
Portsmouth could be deducted as many as 20 points if HM Revenue and Customs successfully appeals against a proposed company voluntary agreement.
Stoke-born hedge fund operator Mike Newton has admitted that Port Vale may not be able to invest in the transfer market if his takeover proceeds.
Fulham have launched legal action to force English Premier League chairman Sir Dave Richards out of his current role.
Chinese businessman Kenny Huang is believed to be in talks with the Royal Bank of Scotland over a possible buyout of Liverpool.
Sam Allardyce has called on Indian tycoon Saurin Shah to reach a final decision on whether or not he wishes to proceed with a takeover of Blackburn Rovers.
21 October 2010
21 October 2010
21 October 2010
20 October 2010
20 October 2010
