Liverpool’s owners have said the club is not for sale, but they are willing to consider proposals from outside investors amid speculation that a Chinese-backed consortium wants to buy a stake.

The Miami Dolphins' 18-year deal to rename their facility Hard Rock Stadium is believed to be worth about $250M, or nearly $14M annually, and would be the "third-highest annual naming rights payout for any NFL stadium," according to the Miami Herald. AT&T pays the Dallas Cowboys about $19M per year for naming rights while the New York Giants/Jets MetLife deal is worth $16M annually. The Los Angeles Rams are "expected to...

Encouraged by President Xi Jinping’s drive to make China into a sporting powerhouse and the continued growth in Premier League club revenues, this summer has seen unprecedented levels of investment activity from China in English football with three major club acquisition deals being agreed and potentially more to follow.

Chinese investment fund IDG Capital Partners is to take a 20-percent stake in the holding group that owns French Ligue 1 side Olympique Lyonnais, the club said Friday.

Hull City could soon be under Chinese ownership after it emerged the owners, the Allam family, are in advanced talks to sell the Premier League club.

Chinese investors have gone one step further in their advance into the world of soccer as a consortium led by the country's financiers is said to grab Italian soccer club AC Milan by the end of this month, according to an insider close to the deal.

West Brom chairman Jeremy Peace has agreed a deal to sell the club to a Chinese investment group led by entrepreneur Guochuan Lai.

Businessman Steve Tappin says he 'remains committed' to bringing Chinese investment to Leeds. Harrogate-born Tappin is a lifelong Leeds fan who is the chief executive and founder of Chinese consultancy company Xinfu.

The International Boxing Association (AIBA) have announced they have agreed in principle to establish a joint venture with Alisports to help increase global awareness of boxing.

Gaming groups 888 and Rank, hold by Chinese Guoco Group Limited, are considering a £3bn joint bid for struggling rival William Hill.