Today Milan News Network gave the news, it is reported that for Italian football, the recent out of a cup, not only seriously affected the morale of the entire nation, but also had a huge blow to the football industry. New policies and corresponding norms could exacerbate the situation. In particular, the newly introduced reform plan, if it is not operated in accordance with the new reform plan, then the club will encounter a lot of fines and corresponding administrative restrictions, which is very unfavorable to the entire football environment.
A football budget expert who wrote for The Roma Sport said that the current new reform plan is only two clubs, Ac Milan and Atlanta, which can guarantee 100% pass. According to the professional, the new FSR policy in Italy stipulates that 70% of clubs must meet the corresponding data requirements, and only Milan and Atalanta are relatively safe.
Milan News Network also said that such an operation means that the Super League proposed by the corresponding giants in the new era will receive more and more attention. It can be seen that more and more clubs are willing to join the project. Therefore, the overall restart plan is also very likely.
According to previous reports, the FSR is that the fiscal sustainability rule will replace the previous FFP Fiscal Fairness Act after it is promoted in Italy. There are corresponding restrictions on the proportion of spending by clubs, and spending related to football cannot exceed 70% of total revenue. Therefore, the club's salary and transfer fee apportioned to the current season cannot exceed the relevant amount. This is undoubtedly a very significant blow to the big clubs, and it will also have a great impact on their overall management staffing and tactical design.
The original purpose of introducing such a policy is to promote equitable development. However, on the whole, it is counterproductive, not only is it difficult to achieve the purpose of the initial design, but it will also lead to the disintegration of various footballs. So what will happen will continue to be seen.