Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham warned about major changes to FFP structurePremier League CEO Richard Masters acknowledges the potential establishment of an independent football regulator this summer. Despite reservations, a government bill is progressing through Parliament. The regulator would oversee finances, ownership, and structural issues for clubs like Arsenal, Chelsea, and Tottenham Hotspur. Masters emphasizes the effectiveness of the league’s current regulatory framework, citing recent cases involving Everton, Leicester City, and Manchester City. The timing of the Premier League’s charges against City has raised questions about self-regulation efforts. Masters remains concerned about the potential impact of a regulator on investment and competitive balance.
