Nathan Davies, a doctoral fellow at the University of Nottingham, highlights the issue of betting, trading, and cryptoasset sponsors of Premier League football clubs, which have a huge influence on millions of supporters. He emphasizes the need for restrictions on sponsorship of gambling, cryptoassets, and high-risk financial products to protect public health. Health experts have raised concerns about the health risks associated with gambling advertising in sports, including the impact on physical and mental health. Davies suggests that health professionals should advocate for a broader ban on advertising unhealthy commodities, including cryptoassets and other gamblified products, to address these issues effectively.
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Premier League football should tackle high risk gambling and trading sponsorship
