Euan Cunningham is a reporter at Sportcal. His main areas of focus include private equity in sport, European soccer, and international cricket, with a broader emphasis on sports business, broadcasting, and marketing. Euan's work has been featured in Media Industry Observer, The Business Herald, World Wealth Journal, MSN, and Sportcal.
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Euan's articles primarily revolve around sports, particularly focusing on sports media rights, football (soccer), international games, broadcasting, and sponsorship. His coverage attributes reveal a significant emphasis on press releases and private sector announcements.
Given Euan’s focus on the business side of sports including sponsorships, media rights deals, and partnerships with sporting events leagues or organizations; PR professionals representing major companies involved in these areas may find success in reaching out to him. Furthermore, experts who can provide insights into the financial or strategic aspects of such deals could also capture his interest.
Although Euan doesn’t specify a geographic focus, it appears that he covers global developments within the sports industry without a specific regional constraint.
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For the last two seasons, that English soccer property has been covered in the US by ESPN.
By: Euan Cunningham
India-based BKT now holds sleeve sponsorship rights for both the men's and women's MI London teams.
The new tie-up covering the top-tier ice hockey league runs through the 2030-31 campaign.
By: Euan Cunningham
The partnership will involve the Alibaba Cloud, Qwen, and AliExpress brands.
By: Euan Cunningham
Rossomondo will be based in New York and will report to the agency's North American head, Steve Loy.
The expectation is that Helsinki, Finland will stage both semi-finals, the third-place fixture, and the final itself.
The deal brings together two of Europe's most significant media and broadcasting operations.
The initial tie-up between Major League Cricket and Seattle-based Remitly was struck in 2024.
Will the controversial and previously lucrative tournament be able to secure new funding, or is a partial shutdown looming?
The current tie-up between the two parties, announced in August 2018, runs through the 2020-27 cycle.
