Premier League chief executive Richard Masters does not believe homegrown player quotas are the answer to improving the fortunes of the England team. Premier League chief executive Richard Masters does not believe increased quotas on homegrown players will improve England’s fortunes (Handout/Premier League)FA representatives are due to present to Premier League clubs at the league’s shareholders’ meeting on Thursday, and Masters says the conversation will be taken forward from there. “The FA, the EFL and the Premier League all agree that (system) shouldn’t impact on the competitiveness of the Premier League, that concept of the best versus the best. Clubs should still be able to acquire the best talent and support a cohort of homegrown players coming through the system. The Premier League always delivers something in terms of its narrative.

Source: Express February 04, 2020 21:56 UTC