Premier League

The Premier League are refusing to get rid of the 3pm TV blackout even as the The EFL consider making all their matches available for broadcast from 2024/25.

The Premier League are set to revive plans for potential all-star games, most likely a match between a Premier League XI and a Serie A, La Liga, or Bundesliga side.

With the transfer window now closed, let’s assess how Arsenal’s squad fits in under the squad restrictions domestically and in Europe.

Arsenal still need to sell or loan a few more players to fit under the squad restrictions for the Premier League and in Europe.

The Premier League are set for another vote on the reintroduction of five substitutions per game, according to a report.

A number of decisions have been taken on the short-term future of English football this week, following meetings on Monday.

After Wednesday’s total lack of TV coverage, Arsenal are set to see at least their next eight games televised in the UK.

A judge in Spain has ordered that UEFA and the Premier League scrap all fines issued in the wake of the Super League debacle as they breach European competition law.

Arsenal and the rest of the big six will be hit with ‘huge’ fines by the Premier League over their Super League breakaway attempt, according to a report.

Arsenal and the other clubs involved have reportedly been fined £7m by UEFA for their part in attempting to breakaway to form a European Super League.

The Premier League is planning to bring in a new “owners’ charter” to stop future attempts for clubs to join a breakaway Super League.

Thierry Henry is one of the Premier League’s two inaugural inductees to their new Hall of Fame, along with Alan Shearer.

The Premier League are planning to bring in new measures to prevent their clubs from joining the European Super League or similar in the future.

The Premier League want to reject a new Champions League qualification format that could have helped Arsenal qualify.

After scrapping the Pay-Per-View system that was so unpopular with supporters, the Premier League have confirmed their new plans for the next month or so.

The Premier League are unlikely to allow any away fans back into stadium crowds in the upcoming season, according to a report.

The Premier League are reportedly not planning to continue televising every game next season, even if the stadiums remain partially shut.

Premier League players are likely to only get around two weeks of holiday this summer, given the tight turnaround for the start of next season.

The Premier League doesn’t have plans to televise all games when football returns, despite the fact they’ll take place behind closed doors.

Premier League clubs are telling their players to treat the next few weeks as their off-season, ahead of a return to squad training at the end of May.