Sportcal is pleased to announce the publication of the latest edition of Sportcal Magazine, focusing on sports agencies and their owners, most of which will have a strong presence at this year’s edition of the Sportel trade fair in Monaco, just one of a strong line-up events at which the magazine will be distributed.

Others include: ISEM and Leaders in Football in London; the IFs Forum and City Events in Lausanne; and Soccerex in Rio de Janeiro.

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The contest to host the 2018 winter Olympic Games takes centre stage in the 22nd issue of the Sportcal magazine, which is now available to download.

We offer profiles of the candidate cities - Annecy, Munich and PyeongChang. Each bid has had its challenges and, with the race set to go down to the wire, who would bet against yet another surprise Olympic result?

Sportcal’s 20 Years of Sport event in London is recalled in features on the panel debates in our TV & Digital and Sponsorship sections, and in the Sports Market Interview, in which we try to give a flavour of Patrick Nally’s much-discussed keynote address at the event.

Welcome to the bumper 20th issue of our quarterly publication, The Sportcal Magazine.

This issue, the biggest ever edition of the magazine includes a special 23-page insert on the bidding to host the Fifa World Cup 2018 and 2022, looking in depth at all the bid nations, reviewing what each bid is offering, who is leading the bid and what the feedback was from the recent Fifa inspections.

Sportcal announces the publication of The Sports Market Insight: 2010 Fifa World Cup in South Africa.  The report is an updated and enhanced version of Sportcal’s ground-breaking Fifa World Cup 2010 Insight published in May 2009. 

The June 2010 issue has been expanded to contain detailed breakdowns of all the media and sponsorship deals signed in the past year, as well as comprehensive new information on the distribution of mobile TV rights for the World Cup.

Also new to the June 2010 edition is a 24-page addendum detailing the kit supply, major sponsorship and official supplier deals of each of the 32 national teams taking part in the tournament.