"The Big Six clubs are destroying the Premier League with money"
Getty Images | Manchester City were the biggest spender in the newly closed summer transfer window with £150 million. With a fee of £63 million Rodri, here in action with Manuel Lanzini of West Ham United, was the most expensive.
The financial gap between the six biggest clubs in the Premier League and the rest is as big as it has ever been and seemingly keeps growing.
According to analysts at the company Vysyble, one determining factor is the main reason for the increasing gap.
The revenue gap between the sixth and seventh biggest club in 2017/18 reached a new record. According to the analysts, the "Big Six" clubs are "destroying the Premier League with money."
To prevent the "Big Six" from becoming too powerful in the Premier League, Vysyble suggest that the proposed Super League with a salary cap might be the solution.
13 August 2019 - 10:03 AM
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