Selling Wembley is not a 'betrayal', says FA chief

Football Association chief executive Martin Glenn insists the sale of Wembley makes sound economic sense and is not a "betrayal".

Selling Wembley is not a 'betrayal', says FA chief
Tue, 29 May, 2018 - 17:50

Football Association chief executive Martin Glenn insists the potential sale of Wembley is not a “betrayal” but makes sound economic sense.

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