Crystal Palace Co-owner Criticizes Premier League's Financial Rules

John Textor argues that the current financial sustainability model unfairly hinders smaller clubs from competing with the 'Big Six'.

John Textor, co-owner of Crystal Palace, criticizes the Premier League's financial sustainability rules for preventing smaller clubs from closing the gap on larger rivals.
Textor claims that the rules are designed to ensure clubs without significant revenue cannot compete, labeling financial fair play as a 'fraud'.
Everton and Nottingham Forest face potential point deductions for breaching profit and sustainability rules, sparking debate on the fairness of the current system.
The Premier League is discussing reforms to its financial regulations, with a focus on replacing the £105 million loss limit over three seasons.
Critics argue that the financial rules favor richer clubs and limit the competitive balance within the league.