Premier League clubs not punished for FFP violations, but Leicester still under threat

In mid-January, the Premier League reviewed the financial reports of clubs, which could have resulted in penalties. However, the review ended positively for the clubs.

Details: The Premier League did not punish any clubs for financial fair play (FFP) violations in the financial year, including Everton, Nottingham Forest, Chelsea, and Leicester, all of which are under the scrutiny of authorities.

However, this does not mean that Leicester has completely avoided punishment. The club may still face consequences, as allegations of violating sustainability and stability rules during a period when they were not yet a Premier League club are still under review.

Reminder: Last season, Nottingham Forest was penalized with a four-point deduction for breaching sustainability and stability rules, while Everton faced a much harsher penalty, losing eight points for a similar offense.