Martyn Ziegler is a sports journalist who primarily focuses on national sports coverage in the United Kingdom. He is known for his work with The Times and has also been featured in CODE. Martyn's articles cover a range of topics including football, transfers, sports governance, and legal issues in the world of sports.
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Martyn Ziegler's coverage primarily focuses on sports, particularly football and its regulatory aspects within the United Kingdom. His articles reflect a strong emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulations related to sports.
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Tournament, which is unlikely to take place in summer because of extreme temperatures, could be scheduled for start of year to avoid it clashing with Ramadan
By: Martyn Ziegler
Fifa president promises tournament will be self-sustaining despite failure to secure TV deal as speculation grows that Saudi Arabia could come to organisation’s rescue
By: Matt Lawton, Martyn Ziegler
Loss-making streaming service, which has a history of screening Saudi-based events, will show 2025 tournament globally free-to-air next summer
Six-year contract involving Thailand, Cambodia and Laos further highlights how the Premier League’s vast income from overseas television rights has far outstripped domestic contracts
Keely Hodgkinson, who won 800m gold at Paris 2024, is favourite to maintain the recent female dominance of the BBC’s Sports Personality of the Year contest
By: Martyn Ziegler
Reigning champions are accused of breaking 130 Premier League rules over 14-year period — but legal experts think that any appeal will drag on until next season
By: Martyn Ziegler
Club objected to travelling to Fulham 62 hours after hosting Rangers in Europa League – but Football Supporters’ Association accuses Premier League of putting broadcasters before fans
Free-to-view broadcasters will continue arrangement dating back to 1966, with both of them showing the final, while BBC also wins radio rights
By: Martyn Ziegler
One peer says it is ‘a farce’ that Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince will face the higher degree of influence test set by the independent football regulator
By: Martyn Ziegler
Cash injection for infrastructure costs was promised when 72-year-old bought minority stake in club and moves his overall stake to 28.94 per cent
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