On this episode of Money Talks, Mo is joined by Ehsen Shah, founder of one of the world's leading agencies connecting brands with athletes and sports audiences, B-Engaged (who count Liverpool's Rhian Brewster as one of their clients). Mo and Ehsen discuss a range of topics including how and why B-Engaged was formed, the work it does, who it works with, the importance of promoting individuality and personality, social media, dealing with clubs, agents and other parties, tackling negative stereotypes of professional footballers, image rights and which clubs are effective are marketing themselves. It's a fascinating look at one of the most interesting growth areas in football and sport more broadly. Give it a listen.

On this episode of Money Talks, Mo Chatra is joined by Dave Hendrick to discuss how the pandemic will affect the affairs of Liverpool- and other clubs - this season and next. They discuss the financial impact of concluding the season behind closed doors, how this season could be concluded, the potential financial impact on next season if restrictions continue into next season, and what scope Liverpool and its rivals have to make signings. In addition, the pair look at the takeover of Newcastle United, what it will mean for them and the rest of the Premier League and whether fans of Liverpool and other clubs should be getting on moral high horses about this development.

On this episode of Money Talks, Mo is joined by fellow Anfield Index contributor Jay Reid to discuss LFC's decision to furlough some of their non-playing staff and seek government financial support. A variety of topics relating to the matter are discussed, including how much money the club could access on behalf of employees, the reaction on social media and whether it is justified, whether the club is right to access this support, the row over players' earnings and whether their pay should be cut, the actions of other clubs plus more besides. It's a thorough and comprehensive discussion over a contentious issue- and as ever, AI is not afraid to address a difficult subject head-on.

On this episode of Money Talks, Mo Chatra and Eddie Gibbs look at the far-reaching implications of the coronavirus and discuss its impact on Liverpool's finances, its transfer plans, the new kit deal and construction projects. The pair also discuss interesting developments in the Man City FFP story and recap LFC's latest financial accounts.

For the second part of the 'Money Talks' Man City special, Mo Chatra is joined by Nick Harris of Sporting Intelligence. A deeper dive into the City FFP story, Mo and Nick cover the history of City and FFP, whether other clubs and owners may have played a part in UEFA's decision, what could happen when CAS hear City's appeal, what might happen with the separate Premier League investigation, the potential for other legal proceedings, the likelihood of criminal investigations, the potential financial impact on City if the decision is upheld and much more besides. Informative, educational and thought-provoking, this is an unmissable 'Money Talks' that you simply must listen to.

On the first of this two-part Money Talks special, Mo Chatra and Eddie Gibbs discuss the hot breaking news about UEFA's decision to ban Man City from UEFA competitions for two years. Topics covered include City's reaction to the ban, what the ramifications could be on City (will Pep leave?), what it means for the Premier League and its own investigation into City, the impact this could have on Liverpool and the reaction of City fans to this. In addition, Mo gives his views on whether the club can sign Sancho and Werner without selling any of the front three. Part Two with Rob Harris of Associated Press will drop tomorrow.

On the latest episode of Money Talks, Mo Chatra and Eddie Gibbs discuss the publication of the Deloitte Football Money League. A variety of topics are discussed including Liverpool's revenue figure for the 18/19 season of a record £533m, how it compares to other rivals, who finished top of the Money League and what scope exists for Liverpool to overtake third placed Man United in the next couple of years. Also covered is news of Everton's just-announced record loss of £111m for the 18/19 season and what that means for the Reds' Merseyside rivals, and changes to plans for the Anfield Road End expansion are also covered. As always, an informative pod covering the business side of Liverpool and football.

On this episode of Money Talks, Mo Chatra and Eddie Gibbs cover all the detail stemming from today's announcement about the Anfield Road End expansion. The consultation and planning permission processes, whether the stand could expand further before designs are finalised, the likelihood of further expansion around Anfield and timescales are all explored in-depth. Mo and Eddie also cover all the business-related news relating to Manchester City that has emerged recently. As ever, a highly informative pod right here on Anfield Index Pro.

On this episode of Money Talks, Mo Chatra and Eddie Gibbs discuss the outcome of today's court case victory for Liverpool in relation to it's kit deal. The background to how the case ended up in court, key proceedings over three days in court, all the key revelations that emerged, Liverpool Chief Commercial Officer Billy Hogan, celebrity endorsements, 'doors', #Mbappe2020 and much more are covered in the most in-depth podcast covering today's story.

On this episode of Money Talks, Eddie Gibbs and Mo Chatra discuss a range of topical business matters involving Liverpool, including details of how big the Anfield Road End expansion could be, the likelihood of other stands being expanded, what an expanded stand could mean for local supporters, the costs and additional revenues associated the project, who the next deal is likely to be with, what other commercial deals are in the pipeline and Clause 9 of LFC's trademark application for 'Liverpool' and what its implications are for fan media outlets.It's a packed show- give it a listen!