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4 days ago · Premier League clubs are allowed to lose a maximum of £105m over three seasons but if they go over this figure they will breach PSR.
4 days ago · May 7, 2024. 263. Nottingham Forest have been unsuccessful in their appeal against a four-point deduction for breaching the Premier League ’s profitability and sustainability rules (PSR). Forest ...
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4 days ago · Tue, 7 May 2024, 5:21 am GMT-4 · 2-min read. Nottingham Forest's appeal against their four point deduction for breach of Premier League rules has reportedly been unsuccessful. The Athletic claim the appeal has failed and the decision stands, meaning Forest will remain with a four point deduction and remain 17th in the table.
2 days ago · Manager Unai Emery has the team sitting fourth in the Premier League standings. They could potentially secure Champions League play for the first time in over 40 years. Chelsea also recently reported huge losses of nearly $115 million as well. Although a lower figure than Villa, the Blues previously posted a loss of $154 million just last year.
4 days ago · Premier League clubs can lose £105million over three seasons - £35m per campaign - but Forest's maximum loss was only permitted to be £61m because they spent two years of the assessment period ...
3 days ago · The Blues' financial losses may be a concern along with Aston Villa, who have insisted that they are complying with the Premier League's Profitability and Sustainability Rules despite a £119.6million loss last season. Villa have already guaranteed a place in Europe next campaign and if Uefa does take any action over its financial rules, it ...
4 days ago · Yes, having seemingly sat on the three figure charges levelled at Manchester City for their Financial Fair Play allegations, and knowing full well that a move away from FFP was on the cards, the Premier League decided that 2023/24 campaign would be full of points deduction confusion and it is bound to get messy.
