Premier League bosses change PSR rule that helped ex-champs avoid points deduction - The Mirror

Premier League bosses change PSR rule exposed by Leicester City

The Premier League has closed a loophole in their profit and sustainability rules (PSR) after a dispute with the Foxes

Premier League bosses change PSR rule that helped ex-champs avoid points deduction - The Mirror

Leicester City avoided a points deduction in September due to a loophole in the Premier League's profit and sustainability rules and that loophole has now been closed

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Embed from Getty Images Kelechi Iheanacho joined Middlesbrough on loan from Sevilla in January. He has to date played eleven league games. He has only scored one goal, coming in the 2-1 home win vs. Oxford, earlier in March. Iheanacho was helping Leicester to promotion to Premier League last season, later being released. He joined Sevilla on a two year deal. A long wait for active minutes continues for Tom Wilson-Brown. He joined Kilmarnock in J…

‘Great to see’… Leicester City fans react to big news coming out of the club

Leicester City have endured a torrid season in the Premier League. Pretty much everything has gone wrong from the get-go, with promotion-winning manager Enzo Maresca leaving for Chelsea before the season even began. Steve Cooper’s appointment turned out to be a disaster, as he won just two of his 12 league games, although, Ruud van Nistelrooy has been even worse. Leicester reside in 19th, a whopping 17 points adrift from safety, so their return …

Premier League closes PSR loophole that saw ex-champions escape points deduction

PREM chiefs have moved to close the rules loophole that saw Leicester escape a PSR sanction. League bosses were left furious and embarrassed in September when an appeal board ruled the Prem did not have the right to charge them for losses in excess of the permitted limit of £105m in the three seasons up to 2022-23. GettyPrem bosses have closed a loophole used by Leicester to escape a PSR charge[/caption] GettyRuud van Nistelrooy’s men are on the…