The Daniel Geey Podcast

Talking about sports (mainly football) and career development.The topics are set out in more detail in my book Done Deal and Build the Invisible available on Amazon https://amzn.to/38Ke9IW

The Daniel Geey Podcast is a sports podcast hosted by Daniel Geey, with 140 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Daniel Geey hosts The Daniel Geey Podcast, a sports show with 140 episodes published.

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  The One Game Podcast #3: with Si Bayliff

  May 11, 20251h 20mS0

  <p>In this third episode of The One Game Podcast, hosts Dan, Omar, and Bex welcome the brilliant Si Bayliff, a leading sports agent and founder of ARETÉ with over two decades of experience across both the men’s and women’s football landscape. From breaking into the industry at IMG to representing global stars and building a boutique agency with a powerful client roster 🏆, Si shares his inspiring and insightful journey through the evolving world of sport. This episode covers:✅ The commercial rise of women’s football and the true power of being a Lioness 🦁✅ Why brands are prioritising female athletes l...

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  Episode #11

  The Rise of Multi-Club Ownership: My FIFA Legal Talk

  Apr 13, 202537 minS6

  <p>In this episode, I dive into the world of multi-club ownership (MCO) and multi-club investment (MCI) — a topic I’ve been fascinated by ever since writing my first ever journal article on it back in 2003.</p><p>As someone who works closely with club owners, players and agents, I’ve seen how the rise of MCO is challenging the way football operates, both on and off the pitch.</p><p>I share my thoughts on:<br />⚖️ Why UEFA and FIFA are increasingly concerned about integrity and influence<br />🌍 The global MCO boom: US investors, the Saudi strategy, and everything in between<br...

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  Episode #12

  Player Investment in Teams: The Future of Athlete Ownership?

  Mar 30, 20258 minS6

  <p>Athletes are no longer just stars on the pitch — they're becoming owners in the boardroom . </p><p>In this episode, we dive into the game-changing trend of player investment in sports teams and ask: could this reshape the future of football ownership?</p><p>🔥 Highlights Include:<br />⚽️ The rise of player-owners like LeBron James, Tom Brady & Lewis Hamilton<br />📈 How athlete investments are reshaping sport business across F1, NFL, NBA & football<br />🚫 The integrity risks and regulations blocking active players from investing<br />🇺🇸 The NBA’s new ownership rules — and could football adopt a similar model?<br />💡 Could stars like Bukayo Saka or Trent Al...

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  The One Game Podcast with Omar, Bex and Daniel: Episode 2

  Dec 31, 20241h 2mS7

  <p>In this jam-packed second episode of The One Game, Bex, Omar and Dan discuss:</p> <p>⚽ Spotlight on Sporting Directors: How data is reshaping recruitment and leadership in football—what clubs like Liverpool and Manchester City are doing to stay ahead.</p> <p><br />👩‍🎓 Women's Game Revolution: From Chloe Kelly’s rising value to the Women's Champions League expansion, we explore the future of women's football and why clubs need a separate strategy.</p> <p><br />🤔 Salah’s Next Steps: The contract conundrum—what Liverpool and Salah are weighing in terms of loyalty, business, and legacy.</p> <p><br />💼 Transfer Talk & Player C...

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  Episode #10

  The Future of Football: Competing with Fortnite, TikTok, and Netflix

  Dec 8, 202412 minS6

  <p>In this episode, Nii Anteson and I explore the pressures facing football in today’s digital age. </p> <p>With younger audiences spending hours on platforms like YouTube, Fortnite, and TikTok, is football’s traditional broadcasting model losing its edge? </p> <p>We examine the Premier League’s broadcasting strategies, the 3pm blackout rule, and the potential for direct-to-consumer innovations like “Premflix.”</p> <p>Topics include:</p> Why football competes with gaming, streaming, and social media for attention. The parallels between football’s paywall challenges and music’s Napster moment. The rise of multi-screening and shifting fan habits. What the future hol...

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