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The designers responsible for Tottenham Hotspur's new stadium have "reportedly drawn up plans for Manchester United" as new co-owner Jim Ratcliffe "considers the future of Old Trafford" (MANCHESTER EVENING NEWS, 3/25).

Manchester City's hopes of "beating their 115 financial charges" by the Premier League "could hinge on the accounts of one of their main sponsors," Etihad Airways. The airline is "planning to go public on the stock exchange," which "could reveal fresh evidence in the case." Etihad Airways is reportedly "planning to go public as soon as this year" (LIVERPOOL ECHO, 3/25).

The Everton Fan Advisory Board has "written to three stakeholders" who have a "major impact on the next steps for the club -- Farhad Moshiri, the Premier League and 777 Partners" (LIVERPOOL ECHO, 3/25).

Ulster Rugby CEO Jonny Petrie "has left the province by mutual consent." Petrie's departure is "another high-profile exit" from Ulster after head coach Dan McFarland left in February (BBC.com, 3/25).

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