The Premier League is reportedly on the verge of agreeing a three-year TV rights deal with a Chinese broadcaster worth £564m.
According to BBC Sport, the league is finalising terms on an exclusive deal with streaming service PPTV beginning with the 2019-20 season.
The $700m (£564m) contract is worth 10 times the current deal with several broadcasters, including the state-owned CCTV network.
PPTV is owned by Suning, a retailer that acquired a controlling stake in Serie A powerhouse Inter Milan over the summer.
The agreement would represent the Premier League's most lucrative overseas deal to date, dwarfing the six-season, $1 billion deal with US broadcaster NBC.
The league's domestic rights - held by Sky and BT - currently bring in £1.7 billion a year.
