Premier League sticks with rules on sales of fixed assets

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2025-06-04

London (PA Media/dpa) - Premier League clubs will still be able to sell assets such as hotels to related companies and include the revenue in their profitability and sustainability calculations next season after no vote was held to change the rules at a top-flight meeting on Wednesday. Chelsea acted within league rules when they sold two hotels to a company linked to their owners in 2023 and included the revenue generated in their submission unde......

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