
Get ready for the World Cup through the lens of Soccernomics. It's a New York Times Bestseller, but it's also a way of looking at the game that uncovers its hidden truths. Featuring Simon Kuper, Stefan Szymanski and Ashish Malhotra.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 25 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SoccerSports | |||

Since we last recorded, the pressure has been mounting on Gianni Infantino. Though he retreated from his botched World Cup sell-off plan, many want more - his resignation.
From the internal dissent within FIFA, to the opposition to Infantino's lead... more
Trigger warning: This episode contains discussion of suicide. Though we promise, this is ultimately an uplifting and hopeful story.
As the fallout from Gianni Infantino's botched attempt to sell a share of the World Cup continues, we'll be coming t... more
In a shock move on Tuesday, FIFA announced plans to create FIFA Forward Enterprises (FFE), a new subsidiary which would sell all of FIFA’s commercial rights and run its major events, such as the World Cup. But the most significant part of the plan is... more
We're taking a little breather this week, catching our breath from the World Cup. But we'll be back with new episodes very soon. Until then, we thought we'd republish an episode we did before the tournament began. It's one that seems very relevant ag... more
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The last 15 min of the first episode is one of the dumbest conversations I’ve ever heard smart people have
perfect for people who can’t get enough soccer content
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The show provides a data-driven, economist's lens on football, blending rigorous analysis with storytelling to explain why global soccer works the way it does. Episodes frequently explore topics like transfer markets, league structures, talent pipelines, and the political economy behind the game, often using game theory, network analysis, and historical case studies to challenge conventional wisdom. Listeners likely include professionals who want actionable insights on sports finance, data analytics, and policy implications in football, along with fans who enjoy a thoughtful, evidence-based take on the sport's biggest questions. A standout trait is the integration of economics and data with accessible storytelling, creating a compelling mix... more
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