A team comprised of a combined Premier League XI could take on similar ensembles from Europe's top domestic competitions as plans for all-star games continue to pick up traction among football executives.
Borrowed from American sports, the concept of a Premier League all-star game has recently been floated by Chelsea owner Todd Boehly who proposed a north vs south game as a way to draw large audiences overseas.
Boehly's suggestions proved controversial, highlighting the contrast in opinions on importing a distinctly American aspect of the sport into the beautiful game.
Premier League chiefs are considering staging all-star games with a combined Premier League XI just weeks after Chelsea boss Todd Boehly endorsed a similar concept
However, according to a report from The Times, despite the heavy criticism directed towards the Chelsea owner, proposals for an all-star game have continued to garner momentum across Premier League chiefs.