Their statement said "goes far beyond the role of one individual" and FIFA President Gianni Infantino of "promoting exploitative ideas".
The Premier League has joined other top divisions in Europe calling for reform within FIFA saying the way its governed is "not fit for purpose."
Their statement said "goes far beyond the role of one individual" and FIFA President Gianni Infantino of "promoting exploitative ideas".
President Gianni Infantino has faced criticism after his attempt to sell stakes in the World Cup collapsed.
The joint-statement from top leagues in England, Germany, Spain and Italy didn't mention Infantino, but say there's a need for more checks and balances and wider representation.
Infantino wrote to FIFA members earlier this week, proposing an independent review into how the organisation is run.

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