Brendan Coffey is a journalist who focuses on sports business and finance. He writes for Sportico and his work has also appeared in Yahoo Sports. Brendan covers a wide range of topics including team investments, ticket sales, player signings, and the financial performance of sports organizations.
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Brendan Coffey's coverage primarily revolves around sports-related investment analysis, stock market movements of sports companies, and private sector announcements. He might be interested in receiving pitches related to insightful data-driven analyses on the financial performance of sports businesses, updates on investments within the sports industry, or significant corporate developments within sports organizations.
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The sale of Paris FC to French billionaire Bernard Arnault will bring billionaire backing to a historically second division soccer club with hopes of one day challenging rival Paris Saint-Germain
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brendan coffey In August, the NFL voted to allow institutional investors to buy into franchises.
By: Brendan Coffey, Anthony Crupi, Daniel Libit
Since the military academies at West Point and Annapolis first played on the gridiron in 1890, the annual Army-Navy game has been the pinnacle of each school's football schedule.
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