Blatter unhappy at Premier League spending

FIFA president Sepp Blatter is still trying to find a way of curbing the Premier League’s spending power.

Mon, 29 Jun, 2009 - 14:03

FIFA president Sepp Blatter is still trying to find a way of curbing the Premier League’s spending power.

Although the indications are Manchester City will fail in their efforts to lure Samuel Eto’o away from Barcelona, Blatter remains deeply troubled at the migration of talent to England.

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