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Premier League clubs will discuss whether there should be a major change to the League’s spending rules, which would introduce a player salary cap linked to the TV revenue of the lowest-earning club.
Sky Sports News has been told there is increasing concern among many Premier League executives of a growing financial divide between the biggest clubs and those aspiring to compete with them.
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26 respuestas a «Premier League clubs to discuss new “anchoring” salary cap»
Those sky blue ribbons look so nice 😍
salary caps to help with competitiveness will be the best thing to happen to English football
Problem is with the threat of the saudi league just offering players giant pots of gold, the Prem and UEFA can't really risk capping player wages. As soon as a big player still in their prime goes there, it could be a tipping point and there could be a massive shift in football.
it's okay city will find a way to get around it and cheat
Whats the update on Man city getting relegated? Money is the reason Liverpool can never reach City's level ever!
UEFA should have implemented this years ago across and forced all european teams to be capped in what they spend on salaries and every club in the UEFA confederation has to follow this.All the club competitions in Europe (including the EPL and Champions league) are tedious, just purely based on spending power.
However seeing as Manchester City broke FFP rules and got away with I imagine the big clubs in the EPL will break this rule and get away with it aswell.
Man's struggling out here on £1400 a month help. Crime is the only way. The government want more than I earn
Too late state owned clubs have been doing it too long and have already bought their history
Man city deduction Lfg
Sounds like you better stock up on toilet paper, Qatar Manchester United coming
Sadly the first thing all chairmen will do is look for loopholes…. You just ask Todd Boelhy and his 8 year contracts!!
This benefits the owners, with increasing football revenues they should be paying their players and staff more for their success, instead the club owners will keep the difference.
It works in Rugby.. Leinsters best player Johnny sexton was capped at a salary he didnt like. He threw the toys out of the pram and bluffed a move to Paris. Leinster wouldn't budge on the money and he left. Not one single player after that played hard ball with the club. Sexton came home after two dreadful years with his tail between his legs on less money that he left.
There should be a £80 mil per player cap and £160 mil per window cap across all leagues in Europe.
This is probably happening because of manchester uniteds new owners
Looks like the world class players will be packing their bags for the Saudi league.
Showing 4IAR chasing City for most of the segment?
Funny that.
Don't need a salary cap, just need to actually enforce ffp.
rich must keep working class people poor. salary cap is immoral and class warfare by employers on emoloyees
Players should not be capped, its the clubs and institutions who should be capped, a poor boy from a poor family can become rich following the football dream, why ruin that
Lol this won’t happen , they can’t even get the 105 charges against man city to stick .
If this happens super League will happen
Forget about an English club ever winning the Champions League again then.
Interesting development
Wow another pointless initiative that won't be enforced
Should be the same for everybody not this revenue advantage crap