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How Newcastle can spend £600MILLION on transfers and still not breach FFP rules as new ...

The Sun 25 Oct 2021
1 ... There is good news, though ... In fact, the club can spend £600MILLION in January without breaching FFP rules, according to Swiss Ramble. But let's start at the beginning... .
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Newcastle United’s actual January transfer budget is a mere 26% of what FFP would allow

Caughtoffside 17 Oct 2021
Newcastle United’s actual January transfer budget is a mere 26% of what FFP would allow ... As the report notes, FFP regulations would allow Newcastle to spend as much as �190m to give them a mid-season lift, but making a HUGE investment too early into their reign doesn’t appear to be the intention of their owners.
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Newcastle set for January budget of £50m - despite another £140m allowed by FFP

Yahoo Daily News 16 Oct 2021
>. Newcastle United are likely to spend only a fraction of the £190m they are allowed to invest in players in January with a planned budget of just £50m for the first window under their Saudi Arabian owners ... In reality, the amount they spend is likely to be around a quarter of that ... It was an ambition that drew a round of applause from the audience ... 1.
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Newcastle could afford Harry Kane or Kylian Mbappe and still fall within FFP boundaries

Caughtoffside 09 Oct 2021
MORE. Liverpool’s quadruple selection dilemma ... Newcastle could rival Real Madrid for the signing of Kylian Mbappe ... Newcastle could afford Harry Kane or Kylian Mbappe and still fall within FFP boundaries ... The post Newcastle could afford Harry Kane or Kylian Mbappe and still fall within FFP boundaries appeared first on CaughtOffside. .
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Pundit claims Brazil is beginning to fall behind European nations

Caughtoffside 09 Oct 2021
Despite coming off a 3-1 victory over Venezuela to kick off the FIFA World Cup qualifying fixtures, the Brazil national team faces criticism from several media outlets at home.� ... More Stories / Latest News ... Oct 9 2021, 6.45. Newcastle could afford Harry Kane or Kylian Mbappe and still fall within FFP boundaries. Oct 9 2021, 6.42 ... Oct 9 2021, 6.21 ... .
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Aaron Ramsey wants a January return to the Premier League with West Ham keen

Caughtoffside 09 Oct 2021
It’s fair to say that things haven’t gone as well for Aaron Ramsey at Juventus as the combative midfielder would’ve like ... MORE. Liverpool’s quadruple selection dilemma ... “Recovery is an important part for me.” ... Oct 9 2021, 6.45. Newcastle could afford Harry Kane or Kylian Mbappe and still fall within FFP boundaries ... .
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Newcastle ‘could spend £200m on transfers without breaching FFP rules thanks to Ashley leaving club ...

The Sun 08 Oct 2021
2. Ashley sold Newcastle to a Saudi-led consortium for £300m on Thursday ... However, there were fears their spending would be limited to comply with FFP, which limit losses over a three-year period to £105m ... .
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Newcastle takeover: Club could spend �200m on new players without breaching FFP

TheNewsHOOK 08 Oct 2021
Newcastle takeover. Club could spend �200m on new players without breaching FFP ....
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"I can show with figures that PSG are breaking FFP rules"

BE Soccer 07 Oct 2021
LaLiga president Javier Tebas once again criticised PSG ... 1547 ....
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PSG accused of cheating FFP after Messi signing as La Liga chief Tebas fires stark ...

Goal 07 Oct 2021
The Spanish supremo insists that the Qatar-backed Ligue 1 side have been breaking financial protocols designed to protect football ... .
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Barcelona backed Super League due to FFP concerns – CEO

Egypt Today 07 Oct 2021
BARCELONA (Reuters) – Barcelona’s CEO has said the club supported the European Super League to enforce tighter financial controls on teams as UEFA’s financial fair play (FFP) model plays into the hands of state-backed clubs such as Paris St Germain and Manchester City.
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Soccer-Barcelona backed Super League due to FFP concerns - CEO

The Star 06 Oct 2021
BARCELONA (Reuters) - Barcelona's CEO has said the club ...
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Barcelona backed Super League due to FFP concerns: CEO

The Times of India 06 Oct 2021
Barcelona's CEO has said the club supported the European Super League to enforce tighter financial controls on teams as UEFA's financial fair play (FFP) model plays into the hands of state-backed clubs such as Paris St Germain and Manchester City. UEFA launched the FFP ...
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