What we do
The Premier League is the organising body of the Premier League with responsibility for the competition, its Rule Book and the centralised broadcast and other commercial rights.
We work proactively and constructively with our Member Clubs and the other football authorities to improve the quality of football, both in England and across the world.
The Premier League is all about the football
Football drives everything the Premier League does. Watching the best players and thrilling football generates local and global interest, with millions of fans across the country and billions around the world following the most-watched football league.
This enables continued investment in the competition, development of talent and an unprecedented level of support for the football pyramid, wider game and communities.
The positive impact and significant investment from the Premier League benefits clubs across the English Football League, National League System, women’s and girls’ football, national supporter groups, grassroots football and community provisions.
Competitive football, brilliant to watch
The principal objective of the Premier League is to stage the most competitive and compelling league with world-class players. The competitive balance of the League is maintained through the equitable distribution of revenue, enabling clubs to develop across their operations.
Many of the most famous clubs in world football play in the Premier League and, in recent seasons, the battles for the title and UEFA Champions League places have been the tightest and hardest fought on record.
Some of the biggest names in world football play in the Premier League every week: from Erling Haaland to Bruno Fernandes, Mohamed Salah to Martin Odegaard, Emiliano Martinez to Virgil van Dijk. The world’s best players come to England to play in a compelling league competition, in front of passionate full houses and matches that are seen all over the world.
