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What UEFA’s New Rules Mean for Big Club Finances

Europe’s biggest clubs can still spend heavily, but their income now sets a tighter boundary on squad costs. UEFA’s new rules mean revenue planning is just as important as identifying the next star signing. A club may need to move an expensive player, rethink a contract or grow commercial income before completing its preferred rebuild. […]

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What UEFA’s New Rules Mean for Big Club Finances

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BNO News broke the news in Tilburg, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) 7 hours ago on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.

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