#financial-regulations

#financial-regulations

Spurs are keen on signing Conor Gallagher from Chelsea. [ more ]

PSG and Liverpool interested in Chelsea's Levi Colwill

Chelsea confident in avoiding financial regulations and not willing to sell Colwill [ more ]

Chelsea's wage bill exceeded £400 million, ranking second in the Premier League, with significant investments in player transfers, despite struggling to meet financial regulations. [ more ]

Chelsea co-owner confident in club's adherence to financial regulations despite looming concerns. [ more ]

Chelsea is looking to raise over 100 million through player sales to avoid breaching financial regulations.

Reece James and Conor Gallagher, key players for Chelsea, are identified as potential sacrifices to generate revenue. [ more ]

Chelsea is preparing to sell Raheem Sterling to comply with PSR rules.

Sterling's performance dip at Chelsea has led to speculation about his departure due to his high wage demands and limited options within the Premier League. [ more ]

Manchester United is willing to let Raphael Varane leave as a free agent to comply with financial regulations and potentially strengthen the team. [ more ]

Badiashile linked with AC Milan move

Chelsea may sell due to financial reasons [ more ]

Newcastle may lose Bruno Guimaraes to ease financial rules, PSG interested.

Manchester United in talks for Melvin Bard from Nice for a left-back role. [ more ]

Gareth Southgate could be Manchester United's next manager.

Nottingham Forest may sell players to comply with financial rules. [ more ]

Premier League is considering overhauling financial regulations including replacing the current profit and sustainability rules with a new system. [ more ]

Premier League clubs are concerned about the strict punishments resulting from the profit and sustainability rules they originally approved.

Clubs are allowed maximum losses of 105m over a three-year period, but the limit is actually only 15m and can be stretched to 105m if the owners cover the additional investment. [ more ]

The January transfer window in 2024 saw significantly less spending compared to previous windows due to new financial regulations and a lack of available options.

Bayern Munich and Atletico Madrid were among the winners of the transfer window, making strategic signings that will strengthen their squads. [ more ]

Premier League clubs spent just £100 million in a quiet January transfer window.

Factors such as plateauing broadcast revenues and the threat of sanctions have been cited as reasons for the lack of activity. [ more ]