“ Premier League clubs approve future spending cap “

A majority of the 20 Premier League clubs voted for a future spending cap today.

The clubs that voted against it were Manchester City, Manchester United and Aston Villa.

Chelsea didn’t vote.



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Premier League clubs expected to vote for effective salary cap on Monday.

Cap will not be on what a player can be paid but how much a club can spend on squad - wages, transfers, agents.

One proposal is an “anchoring” cap 4.5 times the broadcast revenue of the league’s bottom club.

If that cap was in place now it would be £466m.

Premier League clubs expected to vote for effective salary cap on Monday.

Cap will not be on what a player can be paid but how much a club can spend on squad - wages, transfers, agents.

One proposal is an “anchoring” cap 4.5 times the broadcast revenue of the league’s bottom club.

If that cap was in place now it would be £466m.

That amount will get blown out of the water as premier league is going to be a franchised league playing games in usa... la liga agree to it and premier league will do so as no choice besides the yank owners of the big clubs have wanted it from when started to take over clubs

Of course they voted for it. All the big clubs have so much money coming in season ticket, match day, and merchandise, and sponsership.
They will be much better off, the grabbing you know what

Of course they voted for it. All the big clubs have so much money coming in season ticket, match day, and merchandise, and sponsership.
They will be much better off, the grabbing you know what

The problem is lesser clubs in premier league won't get to go to usa be the big 6 or so will and that means big commercial deals so means richer get richer poorer stay poorer

A majority of the 20 clubs voted for a future spending cap today.

The clubs that voted against it were Manchester City, Manchester United and Aston Villa.

Chelsea didn’t vote.

A majority of the 20 clubs voted for a future spending cap today.

The clubs that voted against it were Manchester City, Manchester United and Aston Villa.

Chelsea didn’t vote.

Wonder why they didn’t say yes?