► SUBSCRIBE to FOOTBALL DAILY: http://bit.ly/fdsubscribe On the 1st January 2021, the United Kingdom will leave the European Union. This will hold big ramifications for UK citizens and businesses, and by extension will affect the Premier League, with the process by which English clubs are able to buy and sell players from overseas about to change for good. With Premier League clubs now having to follow FIFA rules on under 18s, the chances of Arsenal producing another Cesc Fabregas or Manchester United producing another Paul Pogba are practically impossible, while it will also be more difficult for smaller sides to sign undervalued gems from obscure leagues. The UK’s departure from the EU has been a highly divisive subject for a number of years, and this is no different in the football world – most recently, Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp gave his view on the matter, saying he was still waiting for someone to tell him “the first advantage of Brexit”, and questioned whether anything would improve after Britain finalised its exit from the single market. But how true are his concerns? Just how detrimental could Brexit be for English clubs? And will there be any benefits? With just a few days remaining until the UK is out for good, let’s take a look at how English football will look post-Brexit. ► SUBSCRIBE to EURO FOOTBALL DAILY: https://bit.ly/37igEnb ► SUBSCRIBE to FOOTBALL DAILY PODCASTS: https://bit.ly/3moyeMO ► LISTEN TO: EXTRA TIME PODCAST: https://apple.co/2KaVq0K