EPL clubs approve changes to APT rules

Manchester City: EPL clubs approve changes to APT rules
Premier League clubs have voted to approve changes to the League’s Associated Party Transaction, APT, rules in a significant blow for Manchester City. The likes of Newcastle United, Aston Villa and Nottingham Forest joined Man City in voting against the changes at a shareholders’ meeting in central London on Friday morning,
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Manchester City fail in bid to block changes to sponsorship rules
Manchester City’s efforts to block changes to Premier League sponsorship rules failed on Friday. Sixteen top-flight teams voted in favour of the amendments to the associated party transaction (APT) rules,
Manchester City defeated by Premier League in bitter APT battle
The Premier League defeated Manchester City and Aston Villa in the bitter sponsorship vote battle after only Newcastle United and Nottingham Forest joined their rebellion.
Manchester City send fresh letter to Premier League clubs and the FA over ‘unlawful’ sponsorship rules
A senior official within Manchester City has sent a further letter to Premier League clubs, as well as the FA, over the top-flight’s associated party transaction (APT) rules.The latest proposals to
Premier League confirms APT changes after Man City case
The Premier League has announced changes to its Associated Party Transaction (APT) rules after a vote from clubs. The move comes following a legal challenge from Manchester City.
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The new APT regulations aim to prevent clubs from gaining an unfair advantage through inflated sponsorship deals or cost reductions linked to associated parties. The intent is to
Aston Villa to support Manchester City in voting against Premier League APT rule changes, says co-owner Sawiris
Aston Villa co-owner Nassef Sawiris says his club will join Manchester City in voting against the Premier League’s amended associated party transaction (APT) rules. The 20 clubs were scheduled to vote on the proposals in September but that was withdrawn ahead of the meeting,
Manchester City defeated as Premier League clubs vote through APT amendments
Manchester City suffered another defeat today – this time off the pitch – after Premier League clubs voted through amendments to the Associated Party Rules (APTs). City felt the rule changes were unfair and took the league to arbitration, as well as lobbying their fellow top-flight clubs for support.
Aston Villa join Man City in opposing new APT rules
Aston Villa owner Nassef Sawiris says the club will join Manchester City in voting against amendments the Premier League has proposed to rules governing commercial deals.
Manchester City send fresh letter to Premier League clubs and the FA over ‘unlawful’ sponsorship rules | OneFootball
As relayed by MailSport’s Mike Keegan, City have written to all 19 Premier League clubs – and the FA – warning that the top-flight’s proposed changes to sponsorship rules remain ‘unlawful’ and hold prospect of further legal action should they be approved on Friday.
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