Premier League rejects Portsmouth's bid to sell players

The Premier League have this morning rejected Portsmouth’s appeal to sell players outside of the usual transfer windows.

Sat, 20 Feb, 2010 - 08:58

The Premier League have this morning rejected Portsmouth’s appeal to sell players outside of the usual transfer windows.

Pompey, who are reportedly £60m (€68.2m) in debt and facing a winding-up petition from HM Revenue and Customs in the High Court early next month, had sought permission to deal in a bid to stay afloat financially.

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Courts Soccer Heathrow Person: Pompey Person: Nadir Belhadj Person: Marc Wilson Person: Avram Grant Event: Premier League Organisation: Premier League Organisation: Portsmouth Organisation: HM Revenue and Customs Organisation: High Court Organisation: FIFA Organisation: FA Organisation: Stoke Organisation: Southampton

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