Is £3bn Premier League spending cause for concern?
Sports editor Dan Roan assesses whether the Premier League's unprecedented £3bn outlay during the summer transfer window, and the drama of a frenetic deadline day, raises concerns.
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No-one's been better for the game of golf than my father
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Eric Trump, the son of US President Donald Trump, tells BBC sports editor Dan Roan that his father "deserves" to have his Turnberry course host The Open again.
From drugs bans to Wimbledon champions – how did we get here?
Iga Swiatek and Jannik Sinner have won the Wimbledon singles titles having served drugs bans within the past year. Dan Roan explores what it means for tennis.
6 months ago
How Championship play-off final could tighten US grip on Premier League
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If Sheffield United beat Sunderland on Saturday, the level of influence wielded by American investors in the Premier League will reach an unprecedented level, writes Dan Roan.
The £100m final Man Utd cannot afford to lose?
Manchester United play "the most financially important match in the club's history" against Tottenham on Wednesday - BBC sports editor Dan Roan explains why it is one they cannot afford to lose.
8 months ago
Shirts, sponsors and bad blood: how Trump's tariffs might affect sport
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After US president Donald Trump unveiled his new trade tariffs, BBC sports editor Dan Roan looks at what impact the move could have on the world of sport.
Club is in period of change - Ratcliffe
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Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe speaks to BBC Sports editor Dan Roan about the club's finances, redundancies and the players they've inherited.
'Some Man Utd players not good enough & overpaid'
Some Manchester United players are "not good enough" and some are "overpaid", the club's co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe tells BBC sports editor Dan Roan.
11 months ago
Why live sport is a 'magic serum' for TV - but not everyone is winning
While some sports agree improved TV deals, the gap between the 'haves and have nots' seems to be widening, writes Dan Roan.
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