Josh Noble is the Sports Editor at the Financial Times, based in London. He leads a team focused on the intersection of sport, money, and power, covering a wide range of topics including individual and team sports, international leagues, and major sports tournaments. Josh's work has been featured in Yahoo Finance, Yahoo Sports, FT中文网, and The Australian Financial Review, among others.
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Josh Noble's coverage heavily focuses on sports, particularly football and sports business. He is likely to be interested in pitches related to the latest developments in football leagues, financial investments within the sporting world, major events or announcements from regulatory bodies impacting sports organizations.
Given his attention to specific legal policy regulations and government announcements within the context of sports, he would find value in hearing from experts who can provide insights into how these factors impact sporting organizations and their operations. Additionally, given his diverse international coverage of football topics (including German and English football), sources with knowledge of global trends in the industry may catch his interest.
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By: Josh Noble
European football's governing body says Fifa has “crossed a red line” with its decision to suspend a one-match ban on a US player following
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By: Josh Noble, James Politi
Belgium cries foul after governing body clears Folarin Balogun to play World Cup match
The body that suspended US star Folarin Balogun’s ban is run by an Emirati ex-lawmaker who can make unilateral rulings
By: Samuel Agini, Josh Noble
Governing body partners with Redrice Ventures to invest in sport start-ups as income from Wimbledon declines
By: Benjamin Wilhelm, Samuel Agini, Josh Noble
Also in today’s newsletter: F1 on horseback and Lawn Tennis Association set to move into VC investing
By: Ciara Nugent, Josh Noble
World Cup semi-final rekindles rivalry fuelled by Falklands dispute and fierce clashes on the pitch
By: Benjamin Wilhelm, Samuel Agini, Josh Noble
Also in today’s newsletter: the transfer market’s big spenders and how MLS aims to capitalise on America’s football fever
