The Premier League are reportedly considering a change to how breaches of Profitability and Sustainability Rules are punished, among a number of potential rule changes being discussed
Premier League clubs, including at Manchester United, are 'considering' making a change to how breaches of Profitability and Sustainability Rules are punished, according to reports.
It is an outcome which many officials are reported to be unhappy with. Concerns among club owners, as reported by the Daily Mail, are that under its current guise, PSR will see the Premier League fall from its lucrative position as the world's best league because it will no longer be able to afford the best players on the best salaries.
One idea being considered is to financially penalise clubs that overspend, with the fines increasing the more they spend. The collected money would then be shared among the clubs who followed the rules or put into an 'emergency fund' to help EFL clubs in financial trouble.
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