Football League clubs to adopt UEFA fair-play system

Football League clubs today voted to adopt UEFA’s financial fair play system where teams can only spend what they earn.

Fri, 10 Jun, 2011 - 13:39

Football League clubs today voted to adopt UEFA’s financial fair play system where teams can only spend what they earn.

Increasing levels of debt and a drop in television income has seen the 72 clubs agree to the system “in principle” at the league’s annual meeting in Cyprus.

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