So ELEVEN’s founder, Radrizzani will be due to a cash windfall following DAZN’s acquisition, having launched the business in 2015. Put that in context that Radz has rumoured to have agreed a £400m deal for Leeds with the 49's I've just been reading how 'Inflation & currency value' actually effect wealthy football owners & footballers in different ways as currency exchange rates affect the real value of the playing contracts of international players.

As most sports professionals who play abroad sign contracts in currencies other than that of their home country their contracts are sensitive to currency exchange fluctuations especially because they may be sending money back home to their families or for 'investment purposes'. Therefore international players need to be aware of the currency trends of the country they currently reside in as much as the currency trends of their home country and no doubt their Agents will suggest they should try to use currency fluctuations to their benefit rather than their detriment and no doubt Agents will be reminding their clients today also that revenue now earned in 'inflationary times' has a lower real value and also in terms of portfolio investments of foreign currencies, foreign stocks, bonds and real estate.

Reading the American press it appears to me that President Biden will testify the fact that it’s never especially wise to ignore your Govt Treasury Secretary. Former US Treasury Secretary Larry Summers infuriated the White House by publicly warning that the Biden Administration’s massive public spending plans designed to bail the US economy out of its Covid-19 shockwaves would create massive inflationary risk.

Fast-forward now and Mr. Summers’s worst fears have been realised with the Federal Reserve implementing monthly interest rate rises in an effort to halt the country’s inflationary fever.

But Larry Summers is not the only observer warning today that UK sterling is now acting like a risqué emerging-market currency with many European banks also raising eyebrows at the UK's PM Liz Truss master plan unveiled last week.

So it's gonna be tough times for British lower league football for sure & PL clubs own commercial activities revenue will Defo be taking a hit and possible repercussions on future Tv rights deals if folks cannot afford subscriptions.