Premier League

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.

The Premier League will play four games a day at Wembley if it helps them complete the current season, according to one inside source.

The Premier League will give clubs a percentage of this season’s merit payments as a cash advance, to help avoid cash flow problems during the coronavirus shutdown.

Udinese director Pierpaolo Marino, whose club shares owners with Watford FC, believes the Premier League is close to announcing the end of the current season.

Premier League players believe they’re receiving the blame for their employers’ bad decisions, as the focus remains on their wages whilst owners cut staff salaries.

Premier League players are not in favour of starting the season up again behind closed doors, according to a report.

Premier League sources maintain that the plan is still to restart football as soon as practical after April 30th, despite the issues this presents for the integrity of the competition.

Arsenal are still planning to pay matchday and non-matchday casual employees until the end of next month, at least, despite the football shutdown.

The Premier League are considering a plan to cram the rest of the domestic season into a six-week period, according to a report this weekend.

Arsene Wenger thinks the priority is for the Premier League to complete their current season, even if that means pushing fixtures back.

The Premier League are continuing to postpone fixtures until 30th April, but they’re still hoping to complete the league season.

UEFA want European domestic seasons to finish by the end of June, which is likely to lead to the cancellation of the campaign.

The Premier League are suspending the season for the next few weeks, according to an announcement this morning.

After insisting that the Premier League would go ahead this weekend, the Premier League is now expected to announce its suspension according to the BBC.

Due to Brexit, Arsenal, and the rest of the football clubs in England, will no longer be able to sign European players under the age of 18.