England can no longer lay claim to the Premier League. Instead it's now the world's game. In fact, the Premier League should contemplate changing its name to the World Premier League, which would more accurately describe its global appeal. Before you report me to the loony bin, consider the fact that there are far more followers [.

Where will the Premier League's 39th game actually be played, as concerns are voiced globally? Would it be good for American soccer to see Premier League games take place in Miami and Los Angeles?

The Premier League were to meet FIFA officials on Thursday regarding their 39th game proposal but a statement from the Premier League says that the meeting has been put on hold. The meeting has been postponed until the Premier League can clear up certain issues to make their case stronger while presenting the plan to [.

As I sat down to watch the Champions League Final this past Wednesday, the first thought that entered my mind was how the final in Moscow was a preview of what the Premier League's global expansion could look like. Football chairmen and tycoons around the world must have wondered too how they could get their [.

RICHARD ‘Baldrick' Scudamore, the contumacious Premier League chief executive behind the much-criticised proposal for an ‘international round' of matches, has drafted a revised plan designed to sidestep opposition from FIFA and the Football Association. Scudamore was forced to bin his original plans after Sepp Blatter indicated such a venture would undermine England's 2018 World Cup bid, [.

Could a playoffs system replace the 39th game as the Premier League's next moneyspinning idea?

This week, some of the top decision makers in world football met at the Leaders In Football conference at Stamford Bridge in London to discuss a host of topics. Richard Scudamore, chief executive of the Premier League, spoke about his vision for making the Premier League into a global league. When interviewed about the topic, Scudamore [.