The competition as we know it today, which is by far the most popular football league competition in the world, was a direct result of globalisation, the current political moment in Europe and Great Britain in the 90s, and the united European market, that is, the free movement of people and goods within the EU. The Premier League, the most elite club competition in England and the richest football league in the world, has always been open to the inflow of foreign money. Most of the Premier League’s most important clubs, out of 20, are owned by Arab, Russian, Chinese, American and Thai super-rich. The English Premier League was also open to foreign coaches such as the Frenchman Arsene Wenger, the Portuguese Jose Mourinho, the Spanish Pep Guardiola or the German Jurgen Klopp, who completely revolutionized the football style and approach to the game in this country. The most important thing is that the Premier League was and is completely open to foreign players. At the end of ...