Dein: Inquiry crucial to Premiership credibility

Arsenal vice-chairman David Dein claims Lord Stevens’ corruption inquiry is a vital necessity to maintain the Premiership’s position as the richest and most popular league in the world.

Dein: Inquiry crucial to Premiership credibility

Arsenal vice-chairman David Dein claims Lord Stevens’ corruption inquiry is a vital necessity to maintain the Premiership’s position as the richest and most popular league in the world.

Dein was appointed as chairman of G14 on Wednesday, the grouping of elite European clubs, a position that will put him at the forefront of club-versus-country disputes.

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