Premier League clubs will meet to discuss what should happen to the remainder of this campaign at a meeting on Friday
Numerous players' present deals expire on 30 June, notably Chelsea midfielder Willian and Tottenham defender Jan Vertonghen. However, legally, players cannot be forced to sign them, raising the possibility of clubs losing key parts of their squad before the campaign has been concluded. Putting a deadline on this season is fraught with problems, particularly surrounding relegation and promotion.
These are all issues that will be debated by Premier League executives on Friday, although a definitive decision seems unlikely given Uefa has pleaded for leagues to give them time to return with their own proposals for ending the season across Europe, something they expect to do by mid-May at the latest.
June 2021?
If it had to end by 30th June when would it have to start again? Mid May? Back training? Beginning of May? In two weeks? Nah
Just cancel the 2020 season, who gives a shit about football anyway.
Will they also discuss giving a straight red card to any player who spits?
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