Premier League clubs vote in new APT rules but Man City and Newcastle still object
The Premier League clubs have majority-agreed changes to the league’s Associated Party Transaction (APT) rules at a shareholders’ meeting held last Friday. The rule changes are a result of Manchester City’s legal challenge to the APT regulation earlier this year where an arbitration panel ruled that some aspects of the APT rules were unlawful.
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