Financial control: Premier League clubs escape sanctions
No emblems were accused of violating Profit and Sustainability financial rules for 2021-2024
No Premier League club has been accused of breaching financial rules, the English press reveals.
Most clubs in English football’s top flight had to submit their accounts for the 2023/24 season by December 31, 2024, with the Premier League finding that all 20 members had complied with the profit and sustainability rules (PSR).
According to the regulations, clubs cannot record losses exceeding 105 million pounds [close to 125 million euros] in a three-year period.
There was great expectation regarding this matter, especially around Leicester , an emblem pointed out as a potential violator of the rules, and which in September was saved from losing points after winning an appeal, since it was playing in the second tier in the 2023/24 season, and that is beyond the control of the Premier League .
It is worth remembering that last season Everton and Nottingham Forest were sanctioned for committing infractions, which resulted in the deduction of eight and four points, respectively.
