Premier League chief executive Richard Masters has said the proposed ‘Super League’ competition would be “destructive to the value” of European football, adding that potential reform of the Uefa Champio…
Richard Masters, chief executive of the Premier League (by Alex Morton/Getty Images for Premier League)
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