And Gab, he's Jules, Blue skies over West London, Blue skies over West London, Blue

skies over Madrid with Kila K has landed it's all official the

Madrich may be staying as well I don't know why I'm putting definite articles in

front of their names but seems appropriate but we have to start with this huge

story breaking in the Premier League.

It's a story that's actually dates back to March but because of of the secrecy on disclosure, blah, blah, blah, which would primarily do everything

for good reason, they say, this was only really broken wide open by the times on on Tuesday.

It is a little complicated.

I have a Q&A explainer up.

Other websites is it you're so you can delve more into that. In a nutshell,

Manchester City, the champions of the Premier League, are suing the Premier League. Now we say suing it they're not

actually going to court because under the Premier League rules are going to go to an

arbitration panel over this and it's going to be three dudes are going to decide,

one picked by the Premier League, one picked by Cenny, and the other two, kind of agreed upon by both.

But essentially, the core issue why they're doing this is when clubs receive sponsorship income from related parties or associated parties as the

Premier League like to call them just to be different as we've explained in the past. If the related parties, they are assessed

of what they call fair market value.

So in other words, this is the reason why they can't do what your friends

are Parisians, your man did, yeah, there you go. reason why they can't do what your friends of Paris Saint-Germain did.

Yeah, there you go.

The two, there's no like 200 million, Etahad couldn't pay Citi, 200 million to sponsor their shirts.

Etah, of course, the flag carrier from Abu Dhabi city owned by members of the royal family of Abu Dhabi so there's obviously a related party yeah what they do is if they put in a 200 million sponsorship of City, the Premier League or Uefa, they go and they say, all right, we think this sponsorship is inflated.

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