Amar Mehta is an Assistant News Editor at Sky Sports. He covers a range of topics including competitive sports, sports business, and the intersection of law and legal affairs within the sports industry, with a focus on both team and individual sports. Amar's work has been featured in Radio Exe, JACKfm, JACK 2 Hits & JACK 3 Chill, JD Supra, Manx Radio, and Sky Sports.
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Amar Mehta's coverage heavily emphasizes event coverage and evolving stories within the sports domain, particularly football, tennis, and cricket. This suggests a receptivity to pitches related to breaking news in these sports such as match results, player performances or controversies.
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By: Ben Ransom, Zinny Boswell, Amar Mehta
James Trafford is edging closer to a move to Leeds United from Manchester City; the move is set to be a club-record fee for Leeds, worth at least £40m plus add-ons; the 23-year-old played 17 times for Manchester City last term, keeping eight clean sheets
By: Amar Mehta
On Tuesday, FIFA announced plans to sell stakes in the World Cup; UEFA say potential sale of World Cup stakes 'crosses a line football's governing bodies should never cross'; FIFA insists it would retain sole control over governance, competitions and all sporting decisions.
By: Amar Mehta
UEFA reacts furiously to FIFA plan to seek private investment in competitions including World Cup; European nations to hold emergency meeting; FIFA insists it would retain sole control over governance and sporting decisions; PM Andy Burnham says: 'Football belongs to the fans'
By: Amar Mehta, Chris Reidy, Dharmesh Sheth
PCP Capital Partners - run by former Newcastle owners Amanda Staveley and her husband Mehrdad Ghodoussi - have made an offer to buy a 25.1 per cent stake in West Ham; the share currently belongs to the family of the late David Gold
LIV Golf has reached an agreement with a new unnamed investor after Saudi Arabias Public Investment Fund (PIF) announced in April it was ending funding to the breakaway league at the end of 2026.
By: Amar Mehta
Liverpool agree season-long loan deal for Barcelona defender Ronald Araujo; Reds adding more depth at centre-back after losing Ibrahima Konate to Real Madrid and 21-year-old new signing Jeremy Jacquet's relative inexperience
By: Amar Mehta, Rob Dorsett
Nottingham Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis is suing Crystal Palace for defamation for a banner unfurled at Selhurst Park last season; FA investigated the incident in November; Palace were charged and fined £50,000 but Marinakis determined to pursue club to full extent of the law
By: Rob Dorsett, Amar Mehta
Leicester City's men's and women's teams, stadium, men's training facilities and sister club OH Leuven are all included in a sales brochure, with owners King Power putting a £224m price on the assets; the Srivaddhanaprabha family bought Leicester for £35m in 2010
By: Amar Mehta, Adrian Kajumba
Former Sheff Utd owner United World claims it is still owed £35m from COH Sports Bidco; winding-up hearing set for August 19; if current owners declared insolvent, 12-point deduction could be imposed on Bramall Lane club; sources close to COH insist club is 'financially healthy'
By: Rob Dorsett, Amar Mehta
Leicester City's men's and women's teams, stadium, men's training facilities and sister club OH Leuven are all included in a sales brochure, with owners King Power putting a £224m price on the assets; the Srivaddhanaprabha family bought Leicester for £35m in 2010
