Clubs are sometimes seen as tools for states, but the government says the fit and proper person test is enough to ensure sound ownership and it is not planning to impose further restrictions.
The government insists it will not block nations from owning football clubs - despite deciding to ban foreign states from controlling newspapers. Both issues landed at the desk of Culture Secretary Lucy Frazer as plans for a regulator for English football were advanced just as the Abu Dhabi-led takeover of the Daily Telegraph was effectively blocked. Ms Frazer told Sky News: 'We won't be bringing in any measures in relation to foreign ownership of football clubs.
The vice president of the United Arab Emirates also 75% owned the US-Abu Dhabi joint venture that was proposing to buy the Telegraph newspapers and Spectator magazine until Whitehall's recent intervention over media freedom concerns. But the government is less concerned with any foreign state control of national footballing institutions despite introducing the mechanism to prevent that - advancing plans for a regulator for English football that will have stronger tests on ownership.
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