Culture secretary Lisa Nandy has warned that the limbo over David Kogan’s appointment as head of the Independent Football Regulator is “obviously having real-world consequences”.

Culture secretary Lisa Nandy has warned that the limbo over David Kogan’s appointment as head of the Independent Football Regulator is “obviously having real-world consequences”.

Media rights expert Kogan was named the preferred candidate for the newly created role of chair of the IFR, after the Football Governance Bill passed through parliament this year.

But his coronation was delayed after it emerged that he had previously donated to Labour party campaigns relating to both Nandy and the now Prime Minister Keir Starmer.

It led to a review being launched in May which was supposed to last mere weeks, but fou

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