Sweeping changes are set to be announced to financial restrictions in football with confirmation just weeks away, according to new reports.
An article in the New York Times tonight suggests that the "soccer-related spending" of clubs "will not be able to surpass 70 percent of their income" under the revamped UEFA rules.
The new model is believed to be referred to as 'financial sustainability regulations', in a significant step away from the current 'financial fair play' handle. While FFP placed limits on the losses clubs were able to make, FSR are seemingly geared towards tieing spending more directly to revenues.
