UEFA make Financial Fair Play change and how it will affect Chelsea, Manchester City, Liverpool

UEFA is reportedly set to change their Financial Fair Play (FFP) system and replace it with new rules that will run club finances. The new system will allow clubs to have bigger freedom over their spending power and have less control on how much clubs can invest in the transfer market before falling foul of the regulations. The Italian football reporter Tancredi Palmeri claims that the introduction of a new system will be announced as a replacement for FFP and provide the clubs 'much more freedom' with their spending.

UEFA to blow final whistle over financial fair-play: it will be announced a new system of financial control that will leave much more freedom of spending to clubs

— Tancredi Palmeri (@tancredipalmeri) March 24, 2021

Such change might affect many clubs, especially those who are capable of spending more and want most expensive and wanted players. Manchester City, Chelsea and Liverpool fall in that list. There is no secret that City, Chelsea and host of other clubs are desperate to sign Borussia Dortmund sensation Erling Haaland. The 20-year-old striker has already scored mind-blowing 33 goals in his 31 games for the Bundesliga outfit this term. Haaland's current market value is at €110m and both City and Chelsea might use the new rule change and try to sign the Norwegian. Liverpool, on the other hand, has been heavily linked with a move for Kylian Mbappe from Paris Saint-Germain. The 22-year-old is the most expensive player right now with €180m market price. So the Reds might use this opportunity and secure the signing of the World Cup champion. Join us on Telegram!/ Follow us on Twitter!

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