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Premier League PSR: the £105M three-year rule

Codified rule — official league figures

The Premier League’s Profitability and Sustainability Rules allow a maximum £105M aggregate loss over a rolling three-year period — £15M as a base plus up to £90M underwritten by secure owner funding. Recent seasons made the enforcement real: clubs have taken points deductions for breaches. A squad-cost ratio regime (85%) phases in alongside from 2026/27.

Benchmarks Zelador applies under this framework
CheckLimit
Maximum loss/deviation (3 years)≤ £105M
Wage sustainability≤ 70%
Squad cost vs revenue≤ 85%
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Frequently asked questions

What is the PSR loss limit?

A £105M maximum aggregate loss over three seasons: £15M base allowance plus up to £90M of secure owner funding.

What happens on a breach?

Charges before an independent commission, with points deductions as the established sanction in recent seasons.

How does Zelador Football help?

It tracks your rolling three-year position, projects it forward, and stress-tests transfer plans against the allowance before you sign.