Welfare in football after suicide of a released Man City prospect; Aaron Rodgers NFL vaccination row; Staveley on Saudi-owned Newcastle with new PL sponsor rules; Yorkshire racism update; Wenger film

Sport Unlocked

Episode 43 of Sport Unlocked, the podcast dissecting the week's sports news issues with interviews and insight from Rob Harris, Martyn Ziegler and Tariq Panja.

On the agenda on November 14, 2021:

• Player welfare in football: An inquest has ruled on the suicide of Jeremy Wisten after he was released from Manchester City as a teenager. How does it feel being let go by a leading academy? Sebastian Bassong tells us about his experience after leaving Clairefontaine before going on to play at the World cup with Cameroon and in the Premier League with Tottenham and Norwich. International helplines can be found at https://www.befrienders.org/ if you need anyone to talk to.
• Premier League's new financial rules: Clubs to introduce new restrictions on sponsorships and payments to players from companies linked to the ownership. We hear from new Newcastle director Amanda Staveley.
• Vaccines: The reigning MVP in NFL - Aaron Rodgers - in the midst of a storm after misleading on his vaccination status and then testing positive for the coronavirus, leading to punishments.
• English cricket racism scandal: Update on the latest on the fallout from the investigations into the abuse of Azeem Rafiq.
• Send any questions to the team on Twitter @SportUnlocked

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