Aston Villa is undergoing a major squad churn, selling key players like Ezri Konsa and Morgan Rogers to meet UEFA's squad cost ratio and Premier League PSR requirements. Despite the departures, the club remains focused on long-term stability under Unai Emery.
Keir Starmer resigns as UK PM, triggering a Labour leadership contest. Andy Burnham emerges as the favorite, viewed by crypto executives as more receptive to digital assets. The transition occurs as the UK finalizes significant financial regulatory frameworks, with the next PM inheriting this process.
Bengaluru police registered a criminal case against US-based The Timothy Initiative and six individuals for allegedly funding over Rs 95 crore towards Naxalism and conversions, bypassing Indian financial regulations using foreign debit cards.
EFL Championship clubs vote on adopting a squad cost ratio system (85% of football revenue) to replace profitability and sustainability rules, while League One clubs consider reducing salary cost management protocol from 60% to 50% of turnover, amid differing financial strategies and regulatory alignments.
