Premier League reform plan would shrink league to 18 clubs
A proposal engineered by Liverpool and Manchester United would yield an 18-team Premier League and hundreds of millions of dollars in payments to lower leagues. But key players are not on board.
This would have “damaging impacts” to the English Football (Soccer) League, (EFL), said the Premier League.
“English football is the world’s most watched, and has a vibrant, dynamic and competitive league structure that drives interest around the globe,” a Premier League statement said.
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