Why American investors are flocking to English football – the key reasons behind the takeover trend

American investment into English and European football has soared in the last two decades; with the United States looking to ...
The New York Times

Observations on the difference between British and American matchday experiences

Whether the locals call it football, fútbol or soccer, the world’s game draws millions of people every week to stadiums on every corner of the globe. And in every stadium, the atmosphere is slightly ...
The New York Times

Why almost one-third of English Football League clubs are now American-owned

They are fast becoming ubiquitous across the English football pyramid. American owners continue to arrive at every level — with Premier League club Everton the latest to be purchased by U.S. buyers ...
BBC

The unexpected region fuelling UK's American football rise

Did you know the current British national champions of American Football are in the west of England? The Bristol Aztecs claimed the championship title in 2025 and also hold four division titles. Their ...
The Conversation

Why America is buying up English football – and what it means for the future of ‘soccer’

When the Premier League broke away from the rest of English football in 1992, its 22 clubs generated £205 million in its debut season, and the average player earned £2,050 a week. Thirty years later, ...