UCFB academics were central to a new report assessing the financial sustainability of clubs in the EFL Championship: Professor Rob Wilson co-authored the report, Adam Davis provided industry expertise, and James Cooper hosted its launch at the National Football Museum. Produced for the Leonard Curtis Business of Sport series, the study aims to inform stakeholders about the economic challenges and future viability of Championship clubs.
UCFB academics played a prominent role in a new report examining the financial sustainability of clubs in the EFL Championship, with Professor Rob Wilson co-authoring the report, Adam Davis contributing industry expertise, and James Cooper hosting the launch event at the National Football Museum. Produced as part of the Leonard Curtis Business of Sport series, […] The post UCFB academics play key role in report on the future of Championship football appeared first on UCFB.
Curated by Taleb Kabbara · Source: www.ucfb.ac.uk
UCFB, Leonard Curtis, National Football Museum, EFL Championship
UCFB: UCFB is a higher education institution specialising in the business of football whose academics co‑authored and contributed to a report on the financial sustainability and future of EFL Championship clubs.
Leonard Curtis: Leonard Curtis is a firm associated with the Business of Sport series that produced a report on the financial sustainability of EFL Championship clubs.
National Football Museum: The National Football Museum is a venue and cultural organisation that hosted the launch event for the report on the future of Championship football.
EFL Championship: EFL Championship is the second tier professional football league in England whose clubs' financial sustainability was the subject of the report.
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