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Ives hails new Premier League grant

NATIONAL LEAGUE general manager Mark Ives has thanked the Premier League after they handed out a £5m boost to be split among Step 1 and 2 clubs over the next four seasons.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 November 2021

By Matt Badcock

NATIONAL LEAGUE general manager Mark Ives has thanked the Premier League after they handed out a £5m boost to be split among Step 1 and 2 clubs over the next four seasons.
The additional Covid Impact Funding includes £2m this season – to be split 50-50 between their two tiers – and £1m each season for the next three years. £20m is to be allocated among EFL clubs in League One and League Two.
It is part of the commitment made to Government to provide £100m over the next four years to the wider game following the three-year renewal of the broadcast deal with Sky Sports, BT Spo...

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