CIES News
Two thirds of transfer expenditure benefit big-5 league clubs
The 158th CIES Football Observatory presents the beneficiaries of transfer investments made by big-5 league clubs. Between 2010 and 2016, roughly two…
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Registration opens for the third edition of the FIFA/CIES Executive Programme in Russia
The Higher School of Economics (HSE), the academic partner of the International Centre for Sports Studies (CIES), has launched the registration…
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Welcome to the 17th edition of the International MA in Management, Law and Humanities of Sport – the "FIFA Master"
Thirty-one carefully selected international postgraduate students were welcomed by Pro Vice-Chancellor of De Montfort University Barbara Matthews MBE,…
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Liverpool heads the table of transfer incomes
Issue number 157 of the CIES Football Observatory Weekly Post presents the 100 teams having generated the most income from the transfer of players to…
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New transfer spending record: Manchester City tops the table
The 17th edition of the CIES Football Observatory Monthly Report analyses monetary flows related to the transfer of players within European football.…
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Best summer sales: Higuaín and Sevilla head the rankings
Issue number 155 of the Weekly Post presents the most profitable transfers of the summer from a selling club perspective. The highest gaps between…
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Poland: Damian Juszczyk appointed to the position of Press Officer at Wisla Kraków SA
We are pleased to announce that Damian Juszczyk, a Polish 1st edition alumnus of the FIFA/CIES International University Network Programme in Sports…
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Tottenham youngest EPL team so far
While the transfer window did not yet come to an end, it is already possible to have a good idea of the profile of squads assembled by clubs. Issue…
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Rio Olympic Games Final for "FIFA Master" Graduate Emma Twigg
CIES, the representatives of the “FIFA Master” partner universities and course alumni watched with huge pride as 15th edition graduate, Emma Twigg,…
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