Leeds chairman Radrizzani says Project Big Picture was a disgrace


  • Football
  • Saturday, 17 Oct 2020

FILE PHOTO: Soccer Football - Championship Play-Off Semi Final First Leg - Derby County v Leeds United - Pride Park, Derby, Britain - May 11, 2019 Leeds United chairman Andrea Radrizzani looks on from the stands

(Reuters) - Leeds United chairman Andrea Radrizzani described the proposals aimed at radically changing the Premier League's structures and finances as a "disgrace" and said England's top-flight clubs must remain united to be successful.

Premier League clubs on Wednesday rejected "Project Big Picture" plans put forward by Liverpool and Manchester United that would have increased funding for the 72 Football League teams but also included special voting rights for the biggest sides in the Premier League.

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