#sports-management

#sports-management

Bayern Munich aims to negotiate Thomas Müller's future amid conflicting interests about his role in the club.

Müller desires to play on while Bayern considers a future for him in a non-playing position.

Bayern Munich's Max Eberl prioritizes internal transfers to strengthen the team before considering new acquisitions.

Sir Alex Ferguson competes in Cheltenham Festival with hopes for racing success that echoes his football achievements.

Thomas Müller’s exit from Bayern Munich has become a media spectacle due to poor communication surrounding the decision.

Rangers are on the verge of appointing Kevin Thelwell as their new sporting director.

Bayern Munich's front office is unstable, with Max Eberl's position increasingly in jeopardy despite a long-term contract.

Lou Lamoriello's contract as Islanders president and GM will not be renewed after missing playoffs this season.

Lou Lamoriello's tenure with the Islanders ended due to declining performance and fan discontent.

The Rangers' multiple coaching changes reflect organizational instability and a failure to maintain competitive success.

The New York Rangers fired coach Peter Laviolette following a disappointing season with missed playoffs.

Roster changes are expected as the Rangers begin their search for a new head coach.

The Islanders management is facing criticism due to lack of transparency and poor performance, leading to fan discontent.

U.S. Soccer strongly supports the expansion of the Women's World Cup to 48 teams in 2031, aiming to grow the women's game.

LA Galaxy's revival was driven by fan activism demanding changes from ownership after years of disappointment and poor performance.

The NWSL has eliminated the draft, marking a historic shift towards aligning with global football standards for player recruitment.

Walt Jocketty, a distinguished baseball executive, passed away at 74 after battling health issues.

Walt Jocketty, a renowned baseball executive, has died at 74, leaving behind a legacy with the Oakland A's and St. Louis Cardinals.

The 2023 baseball season highlights contrasts between Chicago's Cubs and White Sox, both facing pressures to improve performance.

The Los Angeles Dodgers symbolize a successful and sustainable baseball organization, showcasing strong player development and significant investment in their roster.

Injury risk forecasting in baseball is complex and often unsatisfactory, requiring a deeper understanding of assessment flaws.

The White Sox, once seen as rising stars, have dramatically underperformed, showcasing issues in management and strategy.

Yankees' game postponed, providing Manager Boone time to consider changes to closer role.

The Chicago White Sox face significant scrutiny due to poor leadership and talent deficiencies, highlighting the struggles of players like Andrew Vaughn.

Stanford fired coach Troy Taylor due to investigations revealing mistreatment of staff and a negative program culture.

Mike Magpayo faces challenges as Fordham's new coach, including NCAA sanctions from previous recruiting violations.

The role and influence of agents in professional cycling have dramatically increased, leading to a concentration of power and wealth among a small number of super-agents.

Matthew Brennan, 19, impressed with two wins in Volta a Catalunya but was pulled from the race to avoid over-exertion.

Rob Pelinka has received a multiyear contract extension as the Lakers' president of basketball operations and general manager.

Bayern Munich can extend Leroy Sané's contract without supervisory board approval, potentially influencing the negotiations positively.

Joe Cronin has received a contract extension as general manager of the Portland Trail Blazers.

Gaelic football has been freed from the negative influence of misguided modern coaches.

Johnny Sexton's appointment to Andy Farrell's Lions coaching team may face scrutiny if results are poor in Australia.

James Dolan embodies a defiant attitude against limitations, often confronting challenges head-on, particularly in his dealings with the NBA.

The NBA play-in tournament exposes struggling franchises like the Kings, revealing the impact of poor management and performance on teams' futures.

The Dallas Mavericks organization appears to be in a downward spiral, marked by poor decisions and lack of clear direction.

The phrase "like rats deserting a sinking ship" vividly illustrates people abandoning a doomed situation, reflecting the Miami Dolphins' disarray in the 2025 offseason.

The Dolphins' failures stemmed from not addressing priorities during Brian Flores' hiring process.

Tyreek Hill's behavioral issues are troubling, complicating the Dolphins' management decisions despite his on-field value.

Bayern Munich is balancing economic rationality with the pursuit of sporting success under Max Eberl's leadership.

Kompany avoids media conflicts and prioritizes hard work to set a new standard at Bayern Munich.

Learning from predecessors, Kompany's approach emphasizes collaboration and dedication.

Hansi Flick has concerns over Barcelona's financial stability and compliance with La Liga regulations.

Tottenham Hotspur maintains financial stability despite inconsistent performances, emphasizing video game strategy and the importance of European competition for future success.

Chelsea reported a pre-tax profit of 128.4m for the year ending June 2024, a significant recovery from previous losses.

Future plans for Stamford Bridge may determine whether Chelsea's ownership consortium remains intact.

The Tampa Bay Rays successfully opened their season at Steinbrenner Field, overcoming adversity and creating a home-field advantage.

The Rays are securing a player's future with a new club option arrangement.

The Rays have withdrawn from plans for a new stadium, raising uncertainty about their long-term home.

The RFU requires more non-sporting events at Allianz Stadium to justify financial investments.

London Irish aims for a competitive rugby return by September 2026 despite the passing of Eddie Jordan.

Billy Millard announces his departure from Harlequins after seven years, seeking new challenges in rugby and family commitments.

Ron Rivera returns to Cal as general manager, emphasizing his commitment to the university's football future.