The Premier League has announced plans to set the record straight in their 2025-26 season, as they look to cement their status as one of the world's top football leagues.

According to reports, the Premier League is looking to increase the number of games played each week by 10% from the current 38 matches, which would mean that there would be 44 games per season.

In addition to this, the league is also planning to introduce new rules and regulations to ensure that the quality of play remains high throughout the season.

One of the key changes proposed is the introduction of a new format for the Champions League, which would see the winners of the domestic leagues compete against the best teams from Europe in a single-legged final.

Another change proposed is the introduction of a new competition called the "Golden Boot" which would reward the player who scores the most goals in a given season.

Overall, these changes will have a significant impact on the way football is played in the Premier League, and it remains to be seen whether they will be successful in increasing the level of competition and improving the quality of play. However, it is clear that the Premier League is committed to ensuring that its players receive the highest possible standard of training and competition, and that it will continue to strive to be at the forefront of the sport.