The Premier League stands as England's premier professional football league, established on February 20, 1992, when 20 top-tier clubs broke away from the English Football League to gain greater commercial autonomy and capitalise on a resurgent English football landscape. Running from August to May with each of its 20 teams playing 38 matches, it operates a system of promotion and relegation with the English Football League.

Renowned as the most-watched sports league globally, the Premier League boasts an unparalleled reach, broadcast in 212 territories to billions, which translates into record-breaking domestic and international television rights deals worth billions of pounds. This financial might and global appeal have solidified its status as a top footballing power, currently ranked first in the UEFA coefficient based on clubs' European performances.

Since its inception, 51 clubs have participated, but only seven have claimed the coveted title, with Manchester United leading the pack with 13 victories. Iconic clubs like Arsenal, Chelsea, Everton, Liverpool, Manchester United, and Tottenham Hotspur are the exclusive few to have competed in every single Premier League season.