London: Former England midfielder Paul Scholes claims many Premier League clubs are so obsessed with making money they are sacrificing the quality of football being played on the pitch.
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The 41-year-old said he would rather watch his National League North side than the English top flight. In an extract published by the Guardian from new book Class of 92: Out of our League, former Man United player Scholes said: "I don't find elite football as interesting to watch, especially in England.
"There needs to be a real step up in quality in England. Other than Sergio Aguero, Kevin De Bruyne and David Silva, we don't have the best players.
"I enjoy watching Salford more. But I genuinely get more enjoyment from watching even my son's team, Royter Town. It's just entertainment."

Former England midfielder Paul Scholes claims many Premier League clubs are so obsessed with making money they are sacrificing the quality of football being played on the pitch

EPL clubs obsessed with making money: Paul Scholes

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Former England midfielder Paul Scholes claims many Premier League clubs are so obsessed with making money they are sacrificing the quality of football being played on the pitch

EPL clubs obsessed with making money: Paul Scholes

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