News
Two EPL clubs face points deduction over financial breaches
According to The Athletic, both clubs will officially receive notice of any charges on Monday, January 15, before facing an independent commission for the alleged violations.
The Premier League is set to notify Everton and Nottingham Forest of potential breaches in profitability and sustainability regulations, which might lead to a points deduction.
According to The Athletic, both clubs will officially receive notice of any charges on Monday, January 15, before facing an independent commission for the alleged violations.
Penalties, if confirmed, could involve fines or points deductions, with Premier League clubs allowed a maximum loss of £105m over three years.
Notably, Everton previously incurred a 10-point deduction this season for a separate breach related to the 2021-22 season.
-
Fact Check1 year agoFact-check: No, Federal Government is not giving out 25,000 naira conditional cash transfer
-
Entertainment1 year agoNaira Marley Speaks Out After MohBad’s Passing
-
News1 year agoTottenham Bracing for a Major Challenge Against Arsenal, Says Postecoglou
-
News2 years agoI’m best to work with Tinubu as Senate President – Kalu
-
Sport2 years agoLampard returns to Chelsea as caretaker manager
-
News1 year agoCause of Mohbad’s Death Under Investigation as Police Exhume His Body for Autopsy