Under Mike Ashley, the release of Newcastle United’s accounts was an opportunity for supporters to decry the lack of ambition and the pathetic stagnation on the commercial front. Now, it is all about ...

FFP was introduced in 2011 to stop teams from sending themselves into a financial downfall. It has been changed and adapted over the years, with both the Premier League and UEFA now opting to use a ...

Financial Fair Play (FFP) is a set of regulations introduced by UEFA to prevent football clubs from spending beyond their ...

Following recent allegations that certain European clubs have broken FFP rules, Goal explores what it actually is – and how its rules can be violated With UEFA on the verge of potential investigations ...

Chelsea can reportedly still spend away in January if they want to, without any major concerns of breaking FFP rules. The Blues have spent almost £1billion on signing new players across the last three ...