Wigan chairman Dave Whelan is undecided over plans to play Premier League games in cities around the world.
Whelan told theDaily Express: "I am sitting on the fence, I am not condemning it but neither am I condoning it and I know quite a few chairmen feel the same way.
"We want more answers to an awful lot of questions. We want to hear what the Premier League have to say about our questions and we want to look long and hard at the answers when we get them.
"We have been told that we can expect £4million per club - maybe £4.5million. But we all know that money is going to go straight to players - and their agents - demanding ever more the more money clubs make.
"You hear managers say that they don't want another game and you hear them also saying they can do without international games, such as friendlies, so we have to ask ourselves, is it really worth it?"
