Premier League clubs agree spending cap

Man City fail in bid to prevent spending cap as Premier League ...

Premier League clubs have agreed in principle to spending cap 'anchoring' despite pushback from the Professional Footballers' Association.

Premier League clubs to vote on spending cap tied to income of ...

The Premier League is heading towards another contentious vote on Monday with a majority of clubs keen to add a hard spending cap to the new ...

Martyn Ziegler on X: "NEW: Premier League clubs agree in principle ...

NEW: Premier League clubs agree in principle for spending cap known as anchoring to TV earnings of bottom club. Understood Man City, Man Utd ...

Premier League clubs agree new spending cap plans in principle

Clubs have agreed to new proposals for a financial cap, set to be determined by the amount of money earned in television rights by the lowest- ...

Premier League clubs reportedly vote in favour of spending cap

Premier League clubs have agreed in principle to implement a spending cap after receiving majority support with a final vote expected in June.

PL clubs vote in principle to introduce spending cap | By Sky Sports

So that includes wages, amortized transfer fees, agents fees as well. So these new regulations would include the word I mentioned there, ...

Premier League considers spending cap tied to division's lowest ...

Premier League clubs will discuss a proposal for a new spending cap based on a multiple of the lowest revenue in the division – which on ...

Premier League clubs back plan to look at spending cap

The Premier League's Profit and Sustainability Rules permit clubs to lose £105m over a three-season period. The Premier League says the current ...

Premier League clubs agree new spending cap - New Vision Official

Premier League clubs have reportedly agreed in principle to introduce a spending cap to limit the gap in financial muscle between sides at the ...

Premier League Clubs Agree Salary Cap Plans - Leadership News

Premier League clubs have voted in favour of a proposal that would impose restrictions on spending on transfers, wages and agent fees.

Premier League clubs agree new spending cap - reports - IOL

Premier League clubs have reportedly agreed in principle to introduce a spending cap to limit the gap in financial muscle between sides at ...

English Premier League football clubs take step towards spending cap

The cap would limit how much clubs can spend in a bid to prevent the super-rich teams from dominating the league amid concerns over a growing ...

Premier League clubs 'agree to spending cap development plans'

Premier League clubs 'agree to spending cap development plans' , https://youtu.be/oBpJACya-ts ☆ This is FOOTBALL NEWS CHANNEL, ...

Premier League clubs unanimously approved a spending cap to ...

Premier League teams have opted to establish a spending cap, a move that is expected to transform the way football clubs operate in England's top flight.

Premier League clubs are to now vote on new spending limits

The spending cap would limit the amount of money any of the Premier League clubs can invest in their squads, by 'tying it to a multiple of what the lowest ...

Premier League clubs vote in principle to back spending cap

Clubs playing in European competition from 2025-26 will need to limit squad-related costs – including spending on transfer and agents' fees plus ...

Plan for spending cap to keep Premier League competitive

Premier League clubs are considering introducing a spending cap that would link the amount any club can spend on wages to how much television money is paid to ...

Premier League clubs agree new spending cap - PressReader.com

PREMIER League clubs have reportedly agreed in principle to introduce a spending cap to limit the gap in financial muscle between sides at ...

Can a spending cap make the Premier League less boring?

On Monday, Premier League clubs agreed in principle to introduce a spending cap ahead of the 2025/26 season to replace current rules.

Premier League Clubs Appro New Spending Cap - azscore.com

In an effort to bridge the financial gap between teams in the Premier League, clubs have agreed to implement a spending cap.