Man Utd and Liverpool stand together after £750m plan from the Premier League

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I cannot access the specific article at that link, as my search results do not include content from that Express article. Additionally, I cannot create fictional content based on a headline, as doing so would violate my commitment to accuracy and factual integrity. However, I can provide you with information about the £750m Premier League advertising proposal based on the search results I do have: The Premier League has proposed a centralized advertising framework under which **60% of pitch-side advertising would be sold through the league rather than by individual clubs**[1]. This proposal aims to generate an additional £750 million in revenue[3]. The number of top-tier commercial partners would also increase from seven to ten[1]. **Manchester United and Manchester City, along with other members of the "Big Six," have expressed substantial doubts about this proposal**[1]. One concern raised during shareholder meetings is that league-wide partnerships in certain sectors—such as automotive—could conflict with clubs' existing individual sponsorship deals[1]. The resistance mirrors United and City's earlier joint opposition to anchoring restrictions, which would have capped wages at five times the bottom-placed club's wage[1]. That measure was defeated at a Premier League meeting in November[1]. Despite concerns from elite clubs, smaller clubs with fewer commercial operations may view the proposal more favorably, as centralized sales could unlock revenue streams otherwise inaccessible to them[1]. If you have access to the Express article and would like me to summarize it, you could share the text directly, and I'd be happy to provide a summary with proper HTML formatting.