24-12-2015, 19:57
Championship sides Bolton, Fulham and Nottingham Forest are under a transfer embargo for the rest of the season after breaching Football League rules in 2014-15.
Fulham and Forest both exceeded Financial Fair Play limits of permitted maximum losses of £6m for a season.
Bolton failed to submit their required accounts and are unable make transfers until they comply with FFP obligations.
Premier League Bournemouth face a fine after also exceeding the permitted sum
Meanwhile, the Football League said it is also in discussions with a number of other clubs over their FFP submissions, with any further embargoes "to be announced in due course".
One of those clubs is understood to be Premier League leaders Leicester
Fulham and Forest will have the opportunity to have the embargoes lifted in June.
To do so, they will need to prove they have stayed within an operating loss of no more than £3m, with a maximum of £3m of shareholder investment for the 2015-16 season.
The ban for Forest is an extension on their current one, having been unable to sign players since December 2014 because of FFP restrictions placed on them.
Interesting reading,the full article is on the BBC news Sport/Football pages.
Fulham and Forest both exceeded Financial Fair Play limits of permitted maximum losses of £6m for a season.
Bolton failed to submit their required accounts and are unable make transfers until they comply with FFP obligations.
Premier League Bournemouth face a fine after also exceeding the permitted sum
Meanwhile, the Football League said it is also in discussions with a number of other clubs over their FFP submissions, with any further embargoes "to be announced in due course".
One of those clubs is understood to be Premier League leaders Leicester
Fulham and Forest will have the opportunity to have the embargoes lifted in June.
To do so, they will need to prove they have stayed within an operating loss of no more than £3m, with a maximum of £3m of shareholder investment for the 2015-16 season.
The ban for Forest is an extension on their current one, having been unable to sign players since December 2014 because of FFP restrictions placed on them.
Interesting reading,the full article is on the BBC news Sport/Football pages.
Nothing changes,again.