According to a report in The Sun though, the English league might be veering towards an even more dramatic change.

It's claimed that talks have been held over a 'British Super League' which would allow Celtic and Rangers to form part of a new, 18-team top flight.

Fifa, Uefa and the UK Government would reportedly back the new system - unlike the Super League, which Prime Minister Boris Johnson vowed to block.

Why? The powers that be are determined that football needs re-branding and reforming despite the Super League having fallen through after just two days.

Here are the key points from the new, proposed league:

• 18 teams

• Celtic and Rangers join

• Top four go into a play-off

• Fifa chiefs are already backing the 'cross-border' league

It's hoped the Old Firm's global fanbase would attract new fans to the English top flight, while Johnson also hopes it will provide another blow against Scottish independence.

The Premier League has been salvaged for now - but it appears there are still talks underway to completely revamp it.

What can't people keep things as they are, as they have always been? Why always the necessity to shake things up?