Stefan Borson: Liverpool have groundbreaking new plan

Liverpool owners will propose a Premier League “Super Day” where league games are held all over the globe.

That is the view of finance expert Stefan Borson, who exclusively told Football Insider that the proposal could cause ticket prices in England to soar.

Reds chairman Tom Werner has publicly expressed his desire to take Premier League games abroad with the US owner “determined” to host a game in New York.

Former Everton CEO told Football Insider that it could take up to five years before Liverpool-backed plans for overseas Premier League games become reality.

La Liga recently announced plans to take league matches to the United States in 2026 and beyond.

Borson explained that Liverpool’s proposal is for a Premier League “Super Day” with games hosted in a variety of countries.

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“I do wonder how many games are truly interesting to an American audience,” Borson told Football Insider.

“The big idea that was touted by Liverpool was that they would have a sort of Premier League Super Day.

“It would include games across the globe in places like Riyadh, Tokyo – you’d have a game in LA and New York.

“The ticket prices in those sorts of places are going to be over $1000 a ticket and that’s going to have a knock-on effect over ticket prices here as well.

“So there are a number of issues there and I think there’s going to be a lot of resistance to it.“

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