Sir Keir Starmer is set to be appointed prime minister later on today after Labour won a landslide victory in the general election
Having swept to power in the general election on Thursday, bringing an end to Conservative rule, new Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has a pretty hefty in-tray to deal with when he enters No.10.
Those calls gained wider support following the doomed attempt of six of English football’s biggest clubs; Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester City, Manchester United, and Tottenham Hotspur, to breakaway with six teams from across Europe to form a European Super League. But the Premier League, who said they would not lobby against the Bill, have made moves to that end, with Premier League CEO penning an editorial in the Times back in April in opposition of the introduction of an independent regulator, believing that over-governance will have a detrimental effect on the growth ambitions of English football’s top tier, the most watched and most popular domestic football competition on the planet.
According to a recent report from Deloitte, the Premier League remains the clear market leader among Europe’s big leagues, generating around €7.0bn revenue, which is over €3bn more than its closest challenger, the Bundesliga €3.8bn . It will give the regulator unprecedented power over the sport, including the right to determine how much money is distributed to lower-league teams by Premier League clubs. This is an arrangement that, under a voluntary system, already provides the most generous funding in world football.
“There are already suggestions that the bill could be amended by those seeking a more interventionist approach, with even stronger powers for the regulator to determine how the game is run.
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