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Premier League's 14 outcasts to hold EMERGENCY talks on Tuesday after 'Big Six' announce plans for creation of a European Super League... with the future of English football uncertain

The Premier League’s furious 14 outcasts will hold emergency talks on Tuesday to discuss their next move following the announcement of plans to launch a European Super League.

Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham have all given notice of their intention to be founding members of the controversial new league, effectively leaving the future of the Premier League under huge uncertainty.

And Sportsmail can reveal that the remaining clubs are due to hold crisis talks tomorrow to formulate a plan of action.

The Premier Leagueu2019s furious 14 outcasts will hold emergency talks on Tuesday (pictured: Leicester owner Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha)
Sportsmail can reveal that the remaining clubs are due to hold crisis talks tomorrow (pictured, Everton chairman Bill Kenwright)

The Premier League’s furious 14 outcasts will hold emergency talks on Tuesday (pictured: Leicester owner Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha, left, and Everton chairman Bill Kenwright, right)

Sportsmail can reveal that the remaining clubs are due to hold crisis talks tomorrow (pictured, Premier League chief executive Richard Masters)

Sportsmail can reveal that the remaining clubs are due to hold crisis talks tomorrow (pictured, Premier League chief executive Richard Masters)

The meeting will provide all clubs with an opportunity to have their say on the news that has rocked English football to its core over the past 24 hours.