Martin Glenn

England FA CEO Martin Glenn under fire for lumping together Judaism's Star of David and Nazi swastika

Glenn's remarks came as he tried to justify the FA's decision to charge Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola for wearing a yellow ribbon in support of jailed Catalan independence leaders.

New England women's boss Phil Neville will not face charges over 'historical' sexist tweets, confirms FA

New England women's coach Phil Neville will not be punished over sexist tweets that have overshadowed his appointment, the Football Association said on Wednesday.

FIFA World Cup 2018: Gareth Southgate's England job is safe irrespective of results in Russia, says FA chief

Southgate took the reins on a permanent basis 12 months ago on a four-year contract and oversaw a successful qualification for the 2018 showpiece event

FA bosses in hot water over 'shambolic' handling of Mark Sampson affair as clamour for resignation grows

English Football Association (FA) bosses faced calls to quit on Thursday over their "shambolic" handling of the Mark Sampson affair as Britain's sports minister urged the organisation to sort itself out.

Former England manager Sam Allardyce to sue FA over his shock sacking last year, claim reports

Former England manager Sam Allardyce has sent a “5,000-word letter” to the Football Association seeking damages for the way they handled his sacking,

Gareth Southgate appointed full-time England manager on four-year contract

Gareth Southgate was appointed England's full-time manager on Wednesday and will lead the team's challenge for the 2018 World Cup and 2020 European Championship.

Gareth Southgate prime candidate for permanent England manager role, says FA's Martin Glenn

Gareth Southgate has made it clear he would like the England manager's job on a permanent basis, Football Association chief executive Martin Glenn said on Thursday.

The FA strikes 'hugely significant' overseas television rights deal for broadcast of FA Cup

The English Football Association has rubber stamped a new international television rights deal starting from the 2018/19 season.

Sam Allardyce says he is 'deeply disappointed' after 67-day reign as England manager comes to end

Sam Allardyce's reign as England manager came to a humiliating end on Tuesday as he departed after just 67 days in charge following his controversial comments in a newspaper sting.

New Uefa president Aleksander Ceferin faces big decisions amid high hopes and doubts

Aleksander Ceferin went into his first day in charge of European football on Thursday facing big decisions, high hopes and some doubts over how a little-known official from Slovenia could become president of the most powerful football confederation.