Proposals to make the most significant changes to the European football calendar in a generation will be one of the key topics for discussion when the Premier League's 20 clubs gather in central London on Thursday. Shareholders, meeting for the first time in this campaign, will be given an update on the discussions taking place this week in Geneva at the European Club Association (ECA) as they consider UEFA's proposed changes to European competitions from 2024. The Premier League, along with their counterparts in Spain, remain against many of the changes, fearing more Champions League matches between elite clubs will adversely affect domestic league and cup calendars. Manchester City are...
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