David Kogan has finally been confirmed as the chair of football's independent regulator.

Kogan's past donations to the Labour Party prompted calls from the Conservatives for an inquiry into allegations of cronyism which began in June. That inquiry remains ongoing according to an update issued by the Government on Monday.

Kogan was sounded out for the role by the previous Conservative Government, with his 45 years as a media executive responsible for negotiating broadcast deals for sports right holders including the Premier League and the EFL making him an outstanding candidate.

Kogan is now set to serve a five-year term until May 19, 2030, which includes time served as chair designate before the Football Governance Act -- the legislation which created the regulator -- received Royal A

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