The Premier League is set to maintain its profit and sustainability rules (PSR) for the upcoming season, instead of revising its financial controls.
PSR is intended to limit losses, with spending restrictions based on the revenue a club generates. This system has previously restricted teams like Manchester United and Newcastle United from making new signings.
Under the new rules, clubs would have more flexibility when it comes to transfer spending.
On Thursday, clubs gathered for the Premier League Stakeholders meeting, but no agreement was reached on all aspects, and there was no vote on whether to implement the changes. Some clubs were in favor of introducing the new system this summer, while others felt more consultation or changes were necessary.
Meanwhile, Manchester City has already filed a new legal suit against the Premier League over the regulations, particularly regarding “associated party transactions.” These APT rules are designed to ensure that commercial deals with organizations closely connected to club owners are valued at fair market prices.
