That date has become ever more crucial as profit and sustainability rules (PSR), which place limits on clubs’ financial losses, have bared their teeth; last June saw several clubs engage in a ...

Arsenal recorded losses in the most recent financial year, prompting suggestions that the Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR) could be restricting their flexibility in the market. Expert ...

So the club have no issues with PSR rules? No. We recently explained how Liverpool could have lost £75m last season without breaking any Premier League rules. Across wages and transfer fee ...

So for PSR reasons, they can spend. That's one thing. It's a bit like having a credit card limit. It doesn't necessarily mean that spending to your limits is a good thing.” Maguire then broke ...

Liverpool are able to consider offering sums of well over £100m because they barely spent last year, meaning they have “a lot of PSR headroom”. ADVERTISEMENT. If you sign up to this service ...

The Premier League will reportedly attempt to close a financial loophole that has previously helped Chelsea to comply with PSR regulations. The Blues have undergone a period of heavy spending ...

‘PSR sale’ has become a dreaded term, as there is often a huge element of reluctance involved. The 21-year-old was a relatively low-key - and more pertinently, cheap - addition to the Leeds ...

The Premier League’s Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR) continues to hamper spending across the top-flight - but one finance expert believes Newcastle United are in a strong position this summer.

Despite that, they have been able to surprisingly avoid getting into trouble with PSR. Club chiefs have utilised a major loophole to do that, drawing an attempt to close it from Premier League chiefs.

"There is frustration by that PSR constraint," he stressed a few months ago. "If it wasn’t for that, we could spend more on the team and accelerate our progress on the pitch. "At the moment ...