Premier League urged to be more transparent in legal battle with Man City - Leading sports lawyer Nick de Marco KC believes the “absolute secrecy” is a problem. Evening Standard.

The Premier League has defended the way it handles tax for its players after a report from the Daily Mail claimed it had a "secret deal" with Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC).

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Premier League urged to be more transparent in legal battle with Man City. Leading sports lawyer Nick de Marco KC believes the “absolute secrecy” is a problem.

The Premier League have been urged to make the outcome of their legal battle with Manchester City over associated party transaction (APT) rules public. A two-week private arbitration hearing took ...

The Premier League have been urged to make the outcome of their legal battle with Manchester City over associated party transaction (APT) rules public. A two-week private arbitration hearing took ...