Six Premier League clubs must sell players before June ends to comply

with the divison's financial rules, according to a report. June 30 is

the final day of the financial year for the Premier League, with clubs

having to submit their accounts. If a club has lost more than

£105million over three years or less if they spent some time outside the

top flight - they are in breach of the Profit & Sustainability

Rules.

Chelsea, Aston Villa, Newcastle, Everton, Nottingham Forest, and

Leicester will all be under pressure to sell a player or two, as per Sky

Sports News. The broadcaster claims that June 30 has in effect become a

'mini transfer deadline day' which cause chaos for Euro 2024.

Manchester City are taking legal action against the Premier League over

its financial rules. The basis of the claim centres around associated

party transaction (APT) regulations, which ensure that commercial deals

between a club and other corporate bodies linked to club owners are done

at a fair market price. Man City want to be able to bring in more

revenue by any means, but at the cost of smaller clubs who dont have

wealthy owners, so are City being hypocrites?

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