Clubs competing in the Premier League have developed into very powerful organizations, and the league is currently at the height of its powers. It’s not just the “big six,” as evidenced by Newcastle’s recent thrashing of PSG. Other clubs like Brighton, Aston Villa, Newcastle, and West Ham are also competitive with some of the top teams in other European leagues.
The English teams have access to far more money than their European counterparts, which puts them in a strong position to contend for all of the available European trophies. Stan Collymore, a sports commentator, believes that this is bad for the sport and that a strong UEFA ecosystem will allow clubs from Portugal, Eastern Europe, and other countries to compete in European leagues.
To CaughtOffside, Collymore said: “We’re in a very, very strong footballing zone, without a doubt, and I don’t think many people will be surprised that the Premier League with its wealth would have the strongest teams. “The Premier League is undoubtedly entering an era where its money has made and will continue to make a difference in terms of getting the best players from around the world, and I wouldn’t be surprised that unless there’s some sort of real attempt from UEFA to implement some sort of financial fair play that allows teams in Holland, Belgium, and Portugal, never mind in France, Spain, Italy, and Germany, to compete on a level playing field, then I don’t think it will be all En. “.