Soccer Premier League Lines Up £30 Million Deal with Sorare NFT Platform
The Premier League, the top tier of England’s professional soccer league, is readying to expand its exposure to non-fungible tokens (NFTs) through a potential partnership with NFT fantasy soccer game Sorare that could be...
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