Sky Sports, BT Sport, Amazon Prime Video and BBC Sport have agreed a proposal to continue their existing television deal with the Premier League for a further three years.
The deal has been approved by Premier League clubs and will run from 2022 to 2025.
Premier League chief executive Richard Masters said: "The Premier League would like to express our gratitude to our broadcast partners for their continued commitment to the Premier League and support for the football pyramid.
Premier League clubs have unanimously agreed a proposal to conclude a three-year renewal of the League's UK live and non-live broadcast agreements with Sky Sports, BT Sport, Amazon Prime Video and BBC Sport Full statement: https://t.co/klVe8BTTQt pic.twitter.com/MCUU2ESRu7 — Premier League Communications (@PLComms) May 13, 2021
"We are hugely appreciative of the Government agreeing in principle to allow this arrangement and for their continued support for the Premier League and the English game.
"Covid-19 has had a significant impact on football, and renewals with our UK broadcast partners will reduce uncertainty, generate stability and promote confidence within the football pyramid.
"We know that, once concluded, this will have a positive impact on the wider industry, jobs and tax revenues and will enable us to maintain and increase our existing solidarity and community financial commitments to the football pyramid for the next four years, even though we are yet to understand the full impact of the pandemic.
"It comes at an important time and will enable us to plan ahead with increased certainty against a more stable economic backdrop.
We welcome the additional £100m of funding which the Premier League today confirmed it will provide over the next four years to support areas of the football community particularly vulnerable to the impacts of Covid-19.https://t.co/0OkpxoZbRX pic.twitter.com/CRDLrZLoU6 — FA Spokesperson (@FAspokesperson) May 13, 2021
"Sky Sports, BT Sport, Amazon Prime Video and BBC Sport are excellent partners and provide fantastic coverage and programming to bring our competition to fans in the UK."
The Football Association welcomed the £100million of additional funding which the Premier League will provide over the next four years in light of the Covid-19 crisis.
Chief executive Mark Bullingham said in a statement: "This increased funding from the Premier League will provide vital support for local football clubs and facilities across the country.
"These clubs are often the bedrock of their community and run by volunteers who have gone above and beyond in the last year. We thank the Premier League for their positive action which will help the pyramid get back on its feet."
