Mo Chatra is joined by investigative sports journalist Nick Harris for a special live edition of Money Talks, simulcast across Anfield Index and EPL Index. Having investigated Manchester City's finances for more than a decade, Nick joins Mo to examine the independent commission's findings against City, how the financial arrangements worked, the evidence behind the case and the extraordinary journey from the original investigations to the Premier League verdict. They also look at what happens next, Manchester City's planned appeal, the potential sanctions, the implications for rival clubs including Liverpool and what one of the biggest financial cases in English football history could mean for the Premier League.
Mo Chatra and Tadiwa Chankira react to the huge developments in Manchester City’s Premier League financial case. With City reportedly found guilty of the majority of the charges against them, they examine what could happen next, from points deductions and potential relegation to appeals, compensation claims from rival clubs and the wider financial consequences for the Premier League.
On the latest Money Talks, Mo Chatra examines Liverpool’s next major commercial move as the club prepares for the expected end of its long running Standard Chartered shirt sponsorship.
On this episode of Money Talks, Mo Chatra is joined by Tim Payton of the Arsenal Supporters' Trust to talk about Arsenal.
The pair discuss a variety of topics including the ownership and decision-making structures at the club, the role of Josh Kroenke, the Arsenal board, owner investment, commercial growth, stadium expansion possibilities, squad costs, ticket prices and lots more. A fascinating insight into how Arsenal have returned to the summit of English football from a business perspective.
On this episode of Money Talks, Mo is joined by Jamie, known as Sub-Prime Goals on X, to discuss Manchester United. Amongst the subjects discussed were financing the new stadium project, United's ownership situation, their commercial deals, a change in approach to recruitment and the club's debt. Also discussed were the Chelsea's operating model as well as changes to financial regulation in England and Europe.
In this Bitesize episode of Money Talks, Mo Chatra reports on Liverpool's plans for two key sponsorship deals as well as spending on agents in 2025-26..
On this episode of Money Talks, Mo Chatra is joined by the Vice President of the Liverpool Football Club Supporters' Board, Harinder Singh.
The pair discuss why the club's three-year ticket price increases have been met with so much backlash, whether the price hikes were necessary, the impact on hospitality tickets, the reaction of fans who back the increases, forthcoming protests, fans' relationship with the owners, plus much more. As ever, an informative listen.
Tadiwa hosts Mo on another episode of Money Talks to discuss the recent news that Liverpool finished top of the English clubs in the 2026 Deloitte Football Money League. Commercial and matchday revenues are explored as is the club's enormous wage bill. A look at why the club may have opted not to do business in the January window is also had.
The duo explore how Liverpool’s £135m net spend this summer could affect future investments in infrastructure and youth, and assess how current financial commitments may shape the club’s spending power through to 2027. They also examine Liverpool’s solid PSR position and potential shifts in Premier League financial regulation.
Mo responds to critics questioning his stance on FSG, and offers insight into how Michael Edwards’ return is influencing a more assertive transfer policy. This is a must-listen for fans wanting to understand the business behind the big moves at Anfield.
