Manchester United director Murtough: We will file a second appeal for TY's TUE application. The club firmly believes this request is reasonable.
Mundo Deportivo front-page headline—If Manchester United's second appeal fails, they will have to pay a fine of over £100,000.
France Football—Cavani is extremely close to joining Manchester United on a free transfer.
Sky Sports TV
Today was an extremely important day, because the new Premier League season was about to begin. Sky Sports had therefore secured an opportunity to interview Clark.
Clark was the chairman of the English FA.
"Although we have gone through half a season of the pandemic, I believe the government and relevant organizations have the ability to resolve the issue, and I am certain the new Premier League season can proceed safely..."
"Why wasn't TY's TUE approved?"
The reporter interrupted Clark.
"..."
"In the new season, we are considering gradually allowing spectators back into the stands, in step with other European leagues. In addition, I learned in a meeting that Champions League stands will also gradually reopen."
Clark seemed to have misheard him, because his answer appeared to have absolutely nothing to do with the reporter's question.
"Do you believe TY's TUE request is reasonable? Will the English FA support TY?"
"The Premier League will still retain five substitutions in the new season. That news is true."
Clark answered.
"Mr. Chairman, the fans only want to know one thing right now: can TY successfully register for this Premier League season?"
"..."
Clark had thought that changing the subject would make the reporter back off, but Sky Sports kept pressing him.
That made things awkward.
"Whew, whew..."
Clark's heavy breathing came through on the live broadcast. It was clear he was deeply conflicted.
"Whew, whew... fuck."
Clark finally couldn't hold it in anymore. "I seriously