A rich overseas owner splashing their cash is a familiar story in English men’s football. Keen to avoid that, the Women’s Super League will enforce new spending rules

How each outlet headlined it

• The Economist center

  A rich overseas owner splashing their cash is a familiar story in English men’s football. Keen to avoid that, the Women’s Super League will enforce new spending rules
  
• Yahoo Sports

  In 2004, shortly after pulling off the first undefeated season that top-tier English soccer had seen in over a century, the London club Arsenal began an austerity period where they put a lid on player acquisition spending while they paid off a new stadium they were building. (Self-funded stadiums? A very foreign concept to American […]
  
• The New York Times left

  Purpose-built stadiums could unlock $1bn in revenue for women’s sports, new report finds