Premier League clubs set for £1bn revenue loss this season

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Grim prediction comes after clubs posted record revenues in 2018/19

He said: “We expect the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic to cause significant revenue reduction and operating losses across European football in the current season’s financial results.

 

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