Premier League clubs are meeting in London this week to discuss potential changes to profitability and sustainability rules.
The two-day meeting starts on Tuesday, 6 February with changes to PSR set to be a significant talking point. It comes after Nottingham Forest and Everton were charged for breaching PSR.
The rules have been subject to some criticism as they prevent clubs from spending money and encourage them to sell their brightest prospects and best players in order to remain compliant with PSR. Newcastle United, for example, didn’t spend any money during the January transfer window amid the threat of PSR punishment.
Premier League CEO Richard Masters said last month: “We are considering moving to the squad cost ratio model that Uefa has adopted.
“On the first day [of the meeting], we will be talking about financial regulation. I don’t know whether that’s known but the current system we have at the moment, the PSR system, we are contemplating making some changes to that over time.
“We have some proposals out for consultation with our clubs about moving and aligning more with the Uefa system. Uefa have spent 2 years changing its financial regulations away from something called FFP to something called squad cost ratio, which is a different calculation, more a wage-to-turnover type calculation.
“Because over time we have historically aligned with Uefa, because seven or eight of our clubs are in European competition, we need to consider whether that is an appropriate move for us, how we do that and when. That’s a large chunk of day one. Day two is a normal shareholders’ meeting.”