The Football Association chairman welcomes Great Britain's exit from the European Union if it means more native players will get a chance in England's top flight
Football Association chairman Greg Dyke hopes Britain's upcoming exit from the European Union will lead to more opportunities for young English players in the Premier League.
Thursday's referendum saw 52 percent of the country opt to leave the EU, while 48 percent were in favor of remaining, which led to prime minister David Cameron announcing his resignation.
Dyke suggested that if there are fewer foreign players able to sign for Premier League clubs, it could be good news for home-grown players looking for first-team opportunities.