Aston Villa and other Premier League clubs must be wary of financial regulations after Nottingham Forest and Everton were charged
for possible violations.
Both Forest and the Toffees have been accused with allegedly violating the league’s Profit and Sustainability Regulations (PSR), which
require clubs not to lose more than £105 million over the preceding three seasons. Everton got a 10-point deduction in November for a
separate alleged infraction, which was later reduced to six points on appeal.
According to media reports, Villa may need to sell players this summer in order to add to their team. Keeping that in mind, below is all
that has been said regarding Villa and Financial Fair Play (FFP).
“We obey the guidelines, yet we meet frequently with the owners. “It is not a drama,” he explained.
“We have to strive to find a balance, but we are in this situation. We’re trying to make a strategy, and we need to strike a balance by
making certain decisions our own way.
“We want to constantly develop the team – and the squad – and continue to grow and become stronger. But if we have to obey some
rules and make a single decision to modify something in the squad, we will have to.”
Christian Purslow has proposed that a’reboot’ of the Financial Fair Play rules is essential in order to provide sides like the Villans and
Newcastle United fair opportunities to drastically shake up the typically well-preserved shape of the Premier League’s top division.
