Rugby-RFU, Premiership, players' union reveal partnership plan


  • Rugby
  • Wednesday, 04 Sep 2024

LONDON (Reuters) -The Rugby Football Union, Premiership Rugby and the Rugby Players Association revealed an eight-year plan on Wednesday that they say should align and strengthen the organisations across a host of areas after 18 months of wrangling.

The Men’s Professional Game Partnership (MPGP) aims "to create world-leading English international teams and thriving professional leagues with players and fans at the heart of it", the RFU said in a statement.

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