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Akash Roy

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Akash is a contributor at Sporticos, whose work can also be seen on Sportskeeda, FanSided and a variety of other successful online sports outlets. Having graduated with a Bachelors' degree in Computer Science, he is now preparing for an MBA degree, while contributing quality content to our site. His sporting interests include not only football, but also cricket, pro wrestling and UFC. Despite being from Kolkata, India, where cricket is predominant, he first and foremost remains an ardent football fan and passionate Leicester City supporter. Akash's wide range of expertise on sports and academic background in business make him a perfect writer for Sporticos as we aim to bring to you the most reliable, accurate content on the world of sports business, sports broadcasting and sports live streaming.

Chelsea get an unexpected new Joao Felix transfer call

Chelsea winger, Joao Felix, has been a hot topic in the football world., Chelsea is looking for a new solution for Felix and according to GiveMeSport journalist Ben Jacobs, Flamengo are showing interest. Clubs around the globe are increasingly interested in big names from European football who aren't wanted by top clubs. This trend comes as the Club World Cup approaches on June 14th with an impressive billion euros total prize money up for grabs.Flamengo and other Brazilian clubs are renowned fo...

Sky Sports to broadcast Women’s Championship title decider

Sky Sports has announced that it will air the highly anticipated Barclays Women’s Championship title decider between Birmingham City and London City Lionesses. This marks a significant milestone as it is the first time a live game from this division has been broadcasted by the network.The match, which is set to take place this weekend, will be covered by six cameras, ensuring viewers don't miss a moment of the action. Coverage begins at 2:10pm on Sunday on both Sky Sports Football and Sky Sports...

FIFA launches World Cup rights tenders in New Zealand and Pacific Islands

FIFA, the global governing body for soccer, has initiated tender processes in New Zealand and the Pacific Islands for the next three World Cups. The tournaments include two men's events scheduled for 2026 and 2030, as well as a women's tournament slated for 2027.The tender process specifically covers the men's World Cups to be held in Mexico, US, Canada (2026), Portugal, Spain, Morocco (2030), and the Women’s World Cup set to take place in Brazil (2027). In contrast to this regional focus on New...

Chelsea strikes a deal with DAMAC

Chelsea Football Club has finally concluded an important deal after a year-long negotiation, marking an exciting new chapter in sports sponsorship. The Blues have agreed to partner with Dubai property developers DAMAC as their front of shirt sponsors until the end of the season.The Blues have been without a shirt sponsor for the entire year following the expiration of their short-term deal with Infinite Athlete at the end of last season. Many fans and industry insiders assumed that Chelsea would...

Okko acquires Club World Cup rights from DAZN

Russian sports streaming service, Okko, has secured exclusive rights to the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup (CWC) tournament. The rights were purchased from global streaming service DAZN, which had previously acquired global exclusive rights to the FIFA club tournament.DAZN currently lacks a physical presence in Russia and would have been unable to broadcast the games live in this market. This situation led to Okko's acquisition of the entire set of rights from DAZN.Embed from Getty ImagesThe inaugural...