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https://www.premierleague.com/about Because the Premier League is a private company owned by the 20 clubs that make up the league at any one time. Each hold a single share and any changes to the rules of the competition are voted on by the shareholders. A two thirds vote is needed to pass any...

I don't think it will be that simple. Leicesters owners own a club in Belgium, in fact they share a chairman. Ipswich board members have an interest in a minor league US club. Southampton's owners also have clubs in France and Turkey. Sunderlands majority shareholder has a minority stake in...

It’s totally unenforceable (for a start why would say a German club want their bid for a loan player shared with the Premier League, these bids would have to be verifiable or there is no point in doing it). Even then for it to be a pre-requisite PL clubs would have to vote it in. Why do you...

But clubs outside of the Premier League would be under no obligation to provide any of that information.

Yes the aim is to introduce a blanket ban of clubs owned by the same person/group from loaning players to each other. So all the time Tony Bloom has shares in USG those moves could no longer happen. Although we’ve used the relationship to get players experience and in some cases playing in a...