Turkish Football Federation reverses decision on 30% spending limit deviation
Turkish Football Federation (TFF) reversed its decision regarding the 30% spending limit deviation rule. The federation initially announced that the deviation from spending limits would no longer be allowed but has now retracted that decision.
Why it matters
This rapid policy change has created confusion for clubs and stakeholders in Turkish football. By reinstating the allowance for a 30% deviation, the TFF is continuing to offer more flexibility in club spending, a move that may have significant financial implications for teams navigating the current season.
Details
- Initial Decision: A day earlier, the TFF added a clause (Article 25) to its regulations, stating that clubs must adhere strictly to the team spending limits without any deviation.
- Reversal: Just 24 hours later, the TFF announced that this regulation was being reversed and that the 30% deviation allowed at the start of the season would continue.
- Implications for Clubs: Clubs now have more flexibility in managing their budgets, which could help ease financial strain during the season.
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