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Manchester City have launched a fresh legal challenge against the Premier League over its rules governing commercial ... insists Manchester City's main focus this week has been Saturday’s ...

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The Sporting News breaks down the most notable rules and regulations in Major League Soccer ahead of the 2025 season which fans may want explained due to their confusing and intricate nature.

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LONDON, England, Feb 13 (Reuters) - The Premier League's profit and sustainability rules (PSR) will remain in place for at least one more season, the league's clubs agreed on Thursday, delaying ...

The decision follows a legal challenge by Manchester City against the league's Associated Party Transaction (APT) rules, which regulate commercial deals between clubs and companies linked to their ...

The Premier League have told clubs that their Associated Party Transaction rules (APT) remain "in full force" despite regulation of deals between 2021 and 2024 being ruled as "void and ...

That means that the profit and sustainability rules -- introduced in 2015-16 to prevent clubs from overspending -- would remain in place. PSR permit clubs to lose no more than 105 million pounds ...

The Premier League's rules on commercial deals - prior to their amendment last November - have been declared "void and unenforceable" by an arbitration panel after a challenge by Manchester City.

The Premier League is expected to keep profit and sustainability rules (PSR) for next season, rather than move to reworked financial controls. PSR is designed to limit losses but the new system ...