The English Premier League plans to make several changes to the financial regulations PSR (Profit and Sustainability Rules). Sky informs about this.

According to Dzherel, the League's administration proposes to allow clubs to deal with possible violations of financial rules without automatic transfer of information to an independent disciplinary commission.

It is expected that the Premier League clubs will vote for the innovations in time for the upcoming month. The main meta change is to improve and simplify the process of looking at financial damage.

In addition, PSR rules allow clubs to spend no more than ?105 million in a three-year period. If the limit is exceeded, clubs may be subject to serious sanctions, including fines or point deductions.

In previous seasons, Everton and Nottingham Forest were already punished for violating financial rules, as they lost points in the tournament table.

The same sanctions were imposed until Leicester City after the elimination from the Premier League.

It appears that the much-praised new rules may begin to take effect very soon - even before a large-scale reform of the financial system of English football.

Previously, the Premier League has already announced its plan to gradually replace PSR with a new control model - Squad Cost Ratio and Sustainability and Systemic Resilience, which may be close to UEFA financial standards.