Ed Warner

I can’t think of anything more likely to suck dry my love of the game than chairing the football regulator, writes Ed Warner.

It’s half time in the league stage of the new Champions League and doubters’ concerns appear increasingly well-founded, says Ed Warner.

Jake Paul's fight with Mike Tyson is proof that these are lucrative times in sport whatever your age or experience, writes Ed Warner.

Sports like cricket may have to experiment with TV, YouTube and other platforms to stay relevant to young fans with short attention spans.

ParalympicsGB are my team of the year - they succeeded where others failed and all without the fanfare they deserved, says Ed Warner.

In the rush to create global franchises and events, the sport business risks forgetting local and loyal fans at their peril, says Ed Warner.

London’s historical advantages may not last for ever, especially if regulative bureaucracy continues to hold it back

Chelsea winger Mykhailo Mudryk's case is a very public test for the anti-doping system when its reputation is under severe strain.

The position of president of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) isn’t quite the leadership of the free world, but it is important.

Elite sport may make us despair but the wider ecosystem offers so many opportunities to connect and participate, says Ed Warner.