Kylian Mbappé Arrives Aston Villa Head Quarters For Official Contract Signing With An Interesting Caveat Worth.
Thanks to their Champions League qualification and two new, expensive sponsorship deals with Adidas and Betano, Villa’s revenue will soar in the upcoming season.
According to the study, only a small number of teams are currently ready for the new FFP environment, which is now known as Profit and Sustainability Rules, or PSR. Under PSR, clubs will only be allowed to have a squad-cost-to-earnings ratio of 70% under UEFA’s framework and 85% under the Premier League system.
Financial anchoring, which places a cap on the amount of money clubs may spend on salaries, transfers, and agent fees based on an as-yet-undetermined multiple of the TV money received by the Premier League’s bottom-placed team in a given season, will be added to that ratio.
The Premier League’s annual general meeting in June will be the occasion for voting on the rules. Villa is one of just three clubs that opposes the rules, while the majority of clubs support them.
However, research for Off The Pitch by UCFB lecturer Christopher Winn indicates that had the FFP red line been in place this season, Villa would have been at least £67 million over it.
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