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ESPN.com · Jan 17, 2024

Why Premier League's new deal is a warning, not a record

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You may have seen the headlines about the Premier League's new domestic "record TV deal" being worth £6.7 billion ($8.4bn) for the 2025-2029 cycle, and your eyes might have glazed over as they often do around big numbers.

You may have thought, "OK, it's the most successful soccer league in the world, they're making billions, no wonder they're raking it in. Everything's fine and dandy."

Except, it's not.

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