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Premier League clubs are facing sanctions for engaging in inflated sponsorship or transfer deals with related parties, as per updated rules published. The new regulations have caused division among clubs, with Newcastle and Manchester City opposing them. Former Aston Villa and NFFC CEO Paul Faulkner suggests an amnesty for clubs amidst the regulatory review, emphasizing the potential impact on clubs at all levels.
Premier League clubs will have to abide by new financial rules around sponsorships and transfers between multi-club owned teams 👀 https://t.co/7xdmvbndl5
"It’s the embodiment of capitalism & cash competition… killing capitalism & competition. It’s the long established elite ensuring a newly rich rival can’t stir up the old order." Inside new PL rules blocking Newcastle's bid to challenge ✍️|@SimonBird_ https://t.co/NEsO3x8Nd9
The case sets an important precedent that clubs at all levels could ultimately face big penalties ✍️ @SamWallaceTel #TelegraphFootball | #BuryFC
