Following Netflix’s model. Premier League considering launching its own streaming platform

The Premier League commands the attention of an extraordinary global fanbase and generates enormous revenues. Now, it could be preparing to unveil a groundbreaking new product.

Details: According to Guardian Sport, the English Premier League is currently exploring the idea of launching its own streaming platform, similar to Netflix.

The concept is to give supporters the freedom to watch every Premier League match and select any game they want, at any time. The projected subscription fee could be around £10 per month.

Meanwhile, 40-year-old Brighton central midfielder James Milner has officially received three Guinness World Records awards for his record-breaking achievements.

Recall: Former FIFA and UEFA referee Mark Clattenburg recently proposed a radical solution to the persistent issue of deliberate time-wasting by players during set pieces in a recent interview.