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Foreign money is reshaping the A-League. The benefits come with strings attached

Foreign investors have brought capital, scouting and transfer links to the A-League, but more than half of its men’s clubs now have foreign ties, officials said.

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Foreign money is reshaping the A-League. The benefits come with strings attached

Multi-club ownership is on the rise in Australia and around the world. But as the Manchester City case shows, belonging to a global football empire can come with risks beyond a single club’s control.

·North Sydney, Australia
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PressNewsAgency broke the news on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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