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The Premier League has turned down a $AUD27.6 million deal for a documentary similar to the highly successful Drive To Survive <\/i>Formula One series.<\/p>\n
The proposed three-season deal, which would net clubs a reported $9.2m per season, was put to the Premier League clubs by streaming powerhouse Netflix.<\/p>\n
Watch the world\u2019s best footballers every week with beIN SPORTS on Kayo. LIVE coverage from Bundesliga, Ligue 1, Serie A, Carabao Cup, EFL & SPFL. New to Kayo? Start your free trial now ><\/a><\/b><\/i><\/p>\n Six to eight Premier League clubs would have been involved in the show with full behind-the-scenes access.<\/p>\n However, all 20 clubs in the English top flight rejected Netflix\u2019s offer at a shareholders meeting in London.<\/p>\n According to <\/a>The Times<\/a><\/i>, <\/a>the stance of Premier League clubs may have been slightly different had a significantly larger amount of money been put on the table by Netflix.<\/p>\n Netflix has also never made a play for live rights to the Premier League in either English or overseas markets.<\/p>\n Grant reaches huge Sydney FC milestone | 01:15<\/p>\n MORE COVERAGE<\/b><\/p>\n Euro Wrap: Great Scot! Man Utd star\u2019s double sinks Spain to embarrassing 39-year low<\/a><\/b><\/p>\n Police investigating as Rangers coach \u2018headbutts\u2019 rival after \u2018little rat\u2019 sledge<\/a><\/b><\/p>\n However, Netflix has previously dipped its toe into the football documentary waters with Sunderland Till I Die <\/i>being its most notable, as fans were brought on the journey of the long-suffering club in the 2017\/18 and 2018\/19 seasons.<\/p>\n Sports documentaries in the mould of fly-on-the-wall access have been a tremendous hit in recent years, with Drive To Survive <\/i>leading the way and growing F1\u2019s fanbase exponentially.<\/p>\n There have also been a number of football documentaries on Premier League clubs from Amazon Prime Manchester City was the first club to receive the treatment, with Tottenham Hotspur and then Arsenal also featuring.<\/p>\n Amazon are yet to announce which Premier League team will be the next to feature on All Or Nothing<\/i>, but according to <\/a>Sky Sports <\/a><\/i>reporter Keith Downie,<\/a> it will be the cashed-up Newcastle United.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n