We don't need to play games abroad...our league is already global

PREM SUPREMO MASTERS INSISTS THEY WON'T FOLLOW LA LIGA

- MIKE WALTERS X@MikeWaltersMGM

PREMIER LEAGUE bosses insist they have “no plans" to move any of their domestic fixtures abroad - and claim they have no need to export their brand.

Spanish football will break new ground this season after Villarreal and Barcelona were given permission to play their La Liga fixture in Miami on December 20.

But Premier League chief executive Richard Masters insists English football won't be following suit - even though clubs voted in favour of a 39th game back in 2008 and it was only binned after FIFA vetoed it.

Masters said: “La Liga have been very open about their desire to play matches abroad. The Spanish federation have approved it, but as far as the Premier Leagues position is concerned, I'm very clear about it.