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The idea of loyalty in football is seen as being something of the past, considering the game is a lot more "money" orientated, meaning players are always willing to move for more money. To explore the most loyal players in Europe, Ticketgum has analysed statistics, taken from the CIES Football Observatory Atlas which shows the average months spent in a club by players in a first team, revealing which

In this article, you’ll get to know about the owners of each football club in the English Premier League. These wealthy individuals own the biggest clubs in English football. So, let us now take a look at the 12 most powerful men, women, and corporations that own different football clubs in the Premier League.

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This weekend we saw Liverpool host Manchester United. Before the clash of the two teams on Sunday, December 16th, many people are debating as to who will win, whether Liverpool or Manchester United. The competition between these two football clubs has been heated up for a long time.

‘Value’ is defined as: ‘The regard something is held to deserve; the importance, worth, or usefulness of something’ in the Oxford Dictionary.

The new Premier League season has arrived and it promises to be another exhilarating season, full of twist and turns. Multiple teams have made managerial changes and added new players to their squad, with many footballers coming from different leagues across the world. Every year, this sparks an age-old debate. Is the Premier League too reliant on foreign talent?

In their splendour and glory, former footballers played in front of crowded stadiums, and adoring fans. But the nature of becoming a footballer means you’re more than likely to retire at the average young age of 35.

It is unsurprising that people automatically think that if clubs spend more and are worth millions of pounds, they are more likely to finish at the top of the Premier League table. However, this simply is not true. For instance, smaller clubs such as Huddersfield Town, don’t necessarily have the resources to spend around £70 million on one player like larger clubs such as Manchester City, but it doesn’t mean they are destined to become relegated.

The Premier League is undisputedly one of the most exhilarating top-flight leagues in the world. This has certainly been true for this season, with Manchester City under the stewardship of Pep Guardiola establishing a dominate lead at the forefront of the league.

The latest research by ticketgum.com shows that the Premier League clubs aren’t financially so successful simply for being the best at selling the game. They are financially so successful also because they have the most devoted fans.