The Premier League places certain restrictions on the rights individual clubs can licence for video games and itself licenses the right to use certain IP for use in video game content, for example club kits, stadium designs and (subject to certain club rights) the names of players and managers collectively. This creates a collective licensing system, where IP rights are granted to the Premier League on behalf of players/clubs to then licence to third parties such as EA as the Premier League's partner. There are, however, certain IP rights that players/clubs retain autonomy over, for example, the ability of individual players to licence their image rights to a game producer for a video game cover agreement. Clubs are also allowed to enter into their own gaming partnerships, for example Liverpool, who having ended its partnership with Konami, weeks later signed a content agreement with EA Sports who will now become the club's official video game partner.