Premier League wants clubs to sign Owners’ Charter

Premier League teams have agreed in principle to an Owners’ Charter that will “reaffirm the values and expectations placed on clubs and their owners” in a bid to stop any future English involvement in

Premier League teams have agreed in principle to an Owners’ Charter that will “reaffirm the values and expectations placed on clubs and their owners” in a bid to stop any future English involvement in a European Super League project. It was one of a number of decisions taken at the organisation’s Annual General Meeting on Thursday that included the confirmation of financial sanctions totalling a combined 22 million pounds ($31 million) for the six clubs who signed up to the Super League. “Shareholders discussed a range of matters and recommitted to build on the collective of all 20 clubs to benefit the wider game,” the Premier League said in a statement.