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☆ From refugee camp to Munich, Bayern sign Australian Irankunda
  + stars: | 2023-11-15 | by ( ) www.reuters.com   time to read: +1 min
SYDNEY, Nov 15 (Reuters) - Bundesliga giants Bayern Munich have signed Australian teenager Nestory Irankunda from Adelaide United on a long-term deal starting in July next year after he turns 18. The pacey 17-year-old winger was born in a Tanzanian refugee camp to Burundian parents before moving to Perth as an infant and then on to Adelaide, where he took up the game. "There were multiple teams interested and I had to make the choice and I made the choice of Bayern Munich. "There was obviously offers from English Premier League teams but my dad said he supported Bayern. There was a photo he showed me in the refugee camp, in Bayern Munich kit, so I went off that, to make my parents and my dad proud."
Persons: Nestory Irankunda, pacey, Irankunda, We've, we're, we've, Jochen Sauer, We're, Nick Mulvenney, Peter Rutherford Organizations: SYDNEY, Bundesliga, Bayern Munich, Adelaide United, Socceroos, English Premier League teams, Bayern, Adelaide, Thomson Locations: Perth, Adelaide, Bayern Munich, Munich
☆ Middle East money forcing Liverpool, Man Utd to seek new investment - experts
  + stars: | 2023-01-24 | by ( Manasi Pathak Aadi Nair | Manasi Pathak | Aadi Nair | ) www.reuters.com   time to read: +5 min
United and Liverpool are the two most successful teams in English football but have won only one league title each in the past decade. "You get a lot of money from the Premier League, from broadcasting and sponsorship, but you also have to put a lot of money in to keep your team." "The failure of the proposal and the failure of Premier League clubs to gain greater power in the running of the league are likely influencing factors," said Spencer Harris, Associate Professor of Sport Management at the University of Colorado. "The current owners (of Liverpool and United) don't have the finances to compete and invest on the level of these other clubs." "(There is a) general realisation that English Premier League teams, the two biggest ones per se, are relatively uncapitalized versus NFL franchises, which have been a barometer for a longer period of time."
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