All news on the topic: Financial Fair Play

Premier League club Everton have seen their record points deduction reduced from 10 to six on appeal, with the club issuing a statement while "still digesting" the findings

Premier League clubs have chosen not to spend heavily in the January transfer window this term with loan deals accounting for the majority of the done deals and it has now been explained why

Liverpool could look to land Newcastle's Bruno Guimaraes if they follow the advice of club legend John Aldridge, who wants the Reds to take advantage of the Magpies' FFP problems

Everton have already been handed a points deduction this season but the Premier League team could be in further trouble along with fellow top-flight side Nottingham Forest

THE BIG DEBATE: Is Financial Pair Play working? After Everton were deducted 10 points for breaching Premier League financial rules, we asked our team what they would do with the current regulations

Everton were sensationally deducted 10 points by the Premier League on Friday for Financial Fair Play breaches but that might not be the end of the ordeal for the club

The legendary ex-Arsenal manager has long been an advocate of Financial Fair Play and previously explained how those guilty of breaching the rules should be punished

A 10-point deduction leaves Everton at risk of relegation from the Premier League, but further legal action against the Merseyside club could further dent their survival hopes

Everton could be in line for a points deduction after allegedly breaching Financial Fair Play rules, with the Premier League having launched an investigation into the club

Manchester City have been hit with a number of charges following a Premier League investigation, with 101 alleged breaches of financial rules levelled against the six-time champions

Premier League champions Manchester City could end up facing demotion from the Premier League if found guilty of multiple financial fair play-related offences over a nine-year period

Chelsea spent £325million in the January transfer window to take their splurging under Todd Boehly up to £600m, meanwhile Liverpool only signed Cody Gakpo last month

Chelsea found a sneaky loophole in UEFA's Financial Fair Play rules by offering new signings long contracts to spread out the cost - such as Mykhaylo Mudryk's £88m transfer this month