Another performance in the Premier League leads the five major leagues! More than 70% of foreign players, but unprecedented unity in the face of right and wrong

When listing the five major European leagues, no matter how the latter four are sorted, fans will regard the Premier League as the undisputed first. This season, Migu has the copyright to live broadcasts of all the five major leagues, but the Premier League seems to have an inexplicable attraction to fans. This attraction not only comes from the ups and downs of the championship battle, but also comes from the overall diverse atmosphere of the Premier League.

The 606 first-team players from 20 Premier League clubs this season come from 70 different countries and regions, with as many as 427 non-local players outside England, accounting for as high as 70.5%. The diverse player composition has brought about a collision of diverse football styles. Whether it is technical or powerful players, they can find a foothold in the Premier League. The team's tactical styles are also blooming, with delicate and smooth transmission and control flow, and a tough muscle forest, which allows fans to bring different sensory stimulation to each game when watching the Premier League live broadcast on Migu video. In contrast, the proportion of foreign players in the other four major leagues is 65% Serie A, 63% Ligue 1, 56% Bundesliga, and 41% La Liga, which is slightly less diverse, especially when foreign players are concentrated in specific regions such as Latin or French in Africa, which is more likely to cause tactical homogeneity.

What is commendable is that the diverse player composition does not bring about the division of the Premier League, but unity and responsibility in the face of major issues. In the opening game of the new Premier League season in Migu Live, many fans witnessed the game paused for several minutes on the screen because a Liverpool fan insulted Bournemouth young player Anthony Semeno with racial discrimination. Referee Taylor and his team quickly dealt with it, and security personnel took the fans involved away from the stadium. During this period, the players of the two teams quietly expressed their protests against racial discrimination in collective silence. The Premier League governing body quickly issued a statement during the game, expressing its firm opposition to any stadium discrimination, and the FA and Liverpool Club subsequently issued a similar statement.

Two years ago, a Crystal Palace fan was fined and a heavy penalty for not entering the court to watch the game for three years for making a racial insult to Tottenham player Son Heung-min. The police and Premier League regulatory agencies will also investigate the racial discrimination incident in Liverpool vs. Bournemouth, showing the Premier League's consistent boycott of racial discrimination.

The Premier League is also at the forefront in advocating gender equality in the arena. International Women's Day, March 8, 2025, is the Premier League showdown between Brentford and Villa. Some fans who watched the live broadcast of the game on Migu Video may have an impression. At that time, the two teams simultaneously displayed the "Her Game Too" sports logo through the stadium visual system, jointly calling for the elimination of gender discrimination in the football field. The Brentford Club also publicly promised to support female participants from the youth training system to the viewing service level.

In an atmosphere of commitment to gender equality, it is no surprise that the British Girls' Super League has taken off. Over the past three seasons, the attendance rate of women's football tournaments in all levels in England has increased by 127%. Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United and other giants have made generous investments in the women's football team, which has promoted the increasing popularity of the British and Women's Super League. In the 2022-23 season, the total income of the British women reached 48 million pounds, an increase of 50% compared with the previous season, more than twice that of the 2020-21 season. In the 2023-24 season, the total revenue of 12 clubs in the league climbed to 65 million pounds, an increase of more than 30%. For the first time in the history of the league, all clubs' single-season revenue exceeded the £1 million threshold. The increase in club income has also increased the income of women's football players and promoted the virtuous cycle of the women's football league.

Driven by diverse groups and integrity, the communication value of the Premier League is increasing, and the players' every move will also become the focus of fans' attention. Which star wore a new watch yesterday or which player showed his affection today will become a topic of conversation for fans after dinner, and also a trick to maintain popularity and topics for the Premier League on non-match days. Such an entertainment-worthy football league has not yet been seen in the world.

The new season of the Premier League has set sail, and more exciting things on and off the court are worthy of the common expectations of fans all over the world.