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The Premier League is reportedly planning radical changes to FFP rules, which would see Manchester City escape the threat of relegation.

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  • Everton & Forest stung this season
  • Champions yet to discover their fate
  • Rule changes may be passed this summer

  • WHAT HAPPENED?

    The reigning champions of English football have 115 Financial Fair Play charges hanging over their head. They have watched on anxiously as the likes of Everton and Nottingham Forest have been stung with points deductions this season – with some suggesting that the severity of City’s breaches could lead to them being demoted from the top tier.

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    THE BIGGER PICTURE

    According to the , the Premier League is ready to revise the Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR) that are currently in place. That could work in City’s favour, while big-spending Chelsea will be keeping a close eye on developments alongside the likes of Newcastle and Aston Villa. They both feared that they may have to sell, despite forcing their way into top-four contention of late, in a bid to balance the books.

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    It is now being suggested that changes could be implemented that see points penalties abolished and a “luxury tax” introduced. Leading clubs are said to consider the punishments handed out to Everton and Forest to be “draconian”, while there is a fear that the Premier League could lose its standing at the top of world football if ambitious outfits are not allowed to splash the cash.

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    A new system could be voted in as early as this summer – with another Premier League meeting planned in June. It is claimed that 17 clubs in the English top-flight are leaning towards sweeping change, with only 14 required to vote in favour of reform in order for proposals to be pushed through.

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