The court order
The Westminster Magistrates' Court issued the order in January 2025. The money was frozen as part of an ongoing investigation. The authorities have not released further details about the case.
Sorare's role
Sorare is a sponsor of the Premier League, one of the most-watched football leagues in the world. The company operates in the cryptocurrency space. The freeze is tied to an investigation into the company, but the specifics remain unclear.
The investigation is ongoing. The court order remains in effect. It's unclear when the case will be resolved.
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The court order
The Westminster Magistrates' Court issued the order in January 2025. The money was frozen as part of an ongoing investigation. The authorities have not released further details about the case.
Sorare's role
Sorare is a sponsor of the Premier League, one of the most-watched football leagues in the world. The company operates in the cryptocurrency space. The freeze is tied to an investigation into the company, but the specifics remain unclear.
The investigation is ongoing. The court order remains in effect. It's unclear when the case will be resolved.
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The court order
The Westminster Magistrates' Court issued the order in January 2025. The money was frozen as part of an ongoing investigation. The authorities have not released further details about the case.
Sorare's role
Sorare is a sponsor of the Premier League, one of the most-watched football leagues in the world. The company operates in the cryptocurrency space. The freeze is tied to an investigation into the company, but the specifics remain unclear.
The investigation is ongoing. The court order remains in effect. It's unclear when the case will be resolved.
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The court order
The Westminster Magistrates' Court issued the order in January 2025. The money was frozen as part of an ongoing investigation. The authorities have not released further details about the case.
Sorare's role
Sorare is a sponsor of the Premier League, one of the most-watched football leagues in the world. The company operates in the cryptocurrency space. The freeze is tied to an investigation into the company, but the specifics remain unclear.
The investigation is ongoing. The court order remains in effect. It's unclear when the case will be resolved.
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The court order
The Westminster Magist
