Every Premier League club’s PSR situation: Who can spend and who should worry - The Athletic

The New York Times·Jun 5

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Premier League clubs have voted to replace the current Premier League Squad Revenue (PSR) rules with a new Squad Cost Ratio system. The change in rules also includes a ban on clubs selling assets to themselves. The financial situations of Premier League clubs under the current PSR system had been a concern for some teams, but the new rules and their implications for club spending are now being assessed.

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