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With Manchester United getting a big-money investment and Manchester City still facing 115 FFP charges, the business of football has never been more important.

Jim Ratcliffe's investment will see Utd hoping to compete at the top of the table once again, whilst City will face an anxious wait to see if they will face punishment, particularly after Everton were deducted 10 points for their own FFP breaches, which seemed relatively small in comparison.

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Dave said: “Football is changing rapidly. From the heavy influx of private capital from North America to the major play by nation states and sovereign wealth funds to get a foothold in the game to aid other goals, the European game, in