| McKenna: FFP Limits Promoted Clubs' Ambition 16:17 - May 23 with 1025 views | NewsTWTD |
 McKenna: FFP Limits Promoted Clubs' Ambition 23rd May 2025 16:16Blues boss Kieran McKenna believes owners being able to put greater equity into clubs without falling foul of Financial Fair Play rules would be a step towards bridging the increasing gap between the Championship and Premier League.  7
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| McKenna: FFP Limits Promoted Clubs' Ambition on 22:11 - May 23 with 708 views | sjg |
What a load of rubbish | | | |
| McKenna: FFP Limits Promoted Clubs' Ambition on 22:58 - May 23 with 631 views | olimar |
| McKenna: FFP Limits Promoted Clubs' Ambition on 22:11 - May 23 by sjg |
What a load of rubbish |
Thought that was a really sensible suggestion- any promoted team can invest at the same level as an established PL club. So spend is capped at 3 years of PL income, rather than the 1 x L1, 1 x Championship and 1 x PL that we got.
Then when relegated, you get standard Parachute payments.
Would likely mean the extra money would probably need to be spent on 1 year contracts, but if we could have spent another £130m on 6 or so established PL players for a year, it might have made a difference. | | | |
| McKenna: FFP Limits Promoted Clubs' Ambition on 09:31 - May 24 with 239 views | Freddy |
Only 2 years of pp?
Leicester, Ipswich and Southampton were relegated in 2024/25 having been promoted the previous season.
This means that the Premier League will definitely not have to pay parachute payments in the third year, resulting in a further benefit to Premier League clubs of £51 million (3 x £17m) | | | |
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