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Football Benchmark - Is the English Premier League the European Super League already?
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Nick Harris on X: "All Premier League TV rights combined are worth £3bn a year now. The new deals are likely to be flat, ish. But here's a scenario where the growth
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Premier League set for £3bn windfall from global TV rights as rival broadcasters slug it out to screen England-based superstars | Daily Mail Online
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