
Understand soccer better 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 | Twice weekly | Episodes | 45 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SoccerSports | |||

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It's a big day at The Soccernomics Podcast. We're almost 40 episodes in, and we've loved connecting with all of you over the last five months. It's been incr... more
Simon Kuper drops in to play peacemaker between Stefan and Ashish. Tune in to hear his views on the Manchester City fallout, and whether FIFA President Gianni Infantino has weathered the storm after his failed World Cup sell-off plan.
Note: This ep... more
As we expected, we got quite a lot of messages and emails about Stefan's controversial position on Manchester City. And despite pushing back on that position last week, Ashish has also come back thinking he should have pushed even harder. Stefan, for... more
Based on the feedback we've been getting, a lot of you had a lot of thoughts about Stefan's takes on the Manchester City case last week. We knew that was probably gonna be the case.
Like many of you, Ashish is also not fully convinced about Stefan'... more
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This podcast manages to be entertaining, informative, and educational, while still having the moral spine to discuss some of the more challenging issues related to soccer and sport!!
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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A data-driven take on football that blends economics, governance, and on-pitch strategy. Episodes explore why teams are valued the way they are, how pay-to-play models shape youth participation, and how global structures—like FIFA, UEFA, and the World Cup—influence outcomes and finances. The hosts frequently connect statistical insights with real-world stories, from transfer markets to league structures, delivering a thoughtful lens on how money, policy, and performance intersect in world football. A notable strength is the ability to translate complex concepts into accessible narratives backed by data, making it valuable for listeners who want both rigorous analysis and engaging storytelling. A recurring edge is tying macro-level governanc... more
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2. Ashish Malhotra
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5. Simon Kuper
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