PFA and Premier League agree new funding deal worth over £24m

July 22 - The Professional Footballers' Association (PFA) and the Premier League have agreed to increase funding to £24.5m for the new season.

The PFA said the money will “support them on a range of priority issues”.

At the same time, the PFA will also continue to support wider community initiatives across the Premier League, EFL and National League.

PFA Chief Executive Maheta Malango said: "This new agreement reflects the commitment of the PFA and the Premier League to our partnership, and our shared desire to keep moving forward.< /p>

"Alongside the PFA's role as the voice of campaigning on behalf of the members, we provide a range of player services both independently and alongside partners such as the Premier League."

Malango said the agreement recognizes the role the PFA must play.

Premier League chief executive Richard Masters said: "We look forward to continuing our relationship with the PFA and developing a long-term partnership to ensure the right levels of support are provided to current and future players. veterans in the professional game.

"We will continue to work with the PFA on key issues such as player welfare, anti-discrimination, player transition, head injuries and education."

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