Premier League faces calls to increase funding for cash-strapped PGMOL
Briefly

The Premier League is facing demands to increase its funding of referees due to a significant cash shortfall at Professional Game Match Officials Ltd, prompting urgent negotiations.
PGMOL's cash reserves have dwindled significantly in recent years, from about 4 million to nearly zero, primarily due to rising training and operational costs linked with VAR implementation.
PGMOL has been spending beyond its budget, acknowledging the need for greater financial discipline, especially amidst rising costs and the financial strain of extensive referee training.
Without additional funding next season, PGMOL may need to cut training programs, exacerbating existing concerns over the development of top referees and diversity among officials.
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