Championship clubs vote to move from the current Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR) to a new financial framework based on Squad Cost Rules (SCR). The decision means clubs will be judged primarily on their squad spending costs relative to club revenue, rather than the PSR approach. Sources say the change is intended to bring the Championship’s regulations into line with the Premier League’s planned introduction of SCR. The Premier League is set to introduce squad cost rules from the 2026–27 season. The Championship vote therefore shifts the league toward a similar system ahead of the Premier League timetable. The new framework is described as using a ratio model for squad costs, aligning how clubs’ spending levels are monitored and enforced. The move is reported as being supported by clubs voting in favour of adopting SCR “from next season,” subject to the relevant league and regulatory implementation steps. Overall, the articles agree that the vote represents a regulatory shift affecting how Championship clubs’ finances and spending decisions are assessed.
Championship clubs vote to replace PSR with squad cost rules
Championship clubs vote to move from the current Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR) to a new financial framework based on Squad Cost Rules (SCR). The decision means clubs will be judged primarily o...
- Championship clubs vote to adopt Squad Cost Rules (SCR) instead of the Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR).
- SCR is based on a ratio of squad costs to club revenue.
- The change is reported as taking effect from next season for the Championship.
- The decision is intended to align Championship rules with the Premier League’s move to SCR.
- The Premier League plans to introduce SCR in the 2026–27 season.
Championship clubs vote in favour of moving to a new financial framework of Squad Cost Rules (SCR) from next season.
3 months agoThe move brings the Championship's regulations in line with the Premier League, which will introduce SCR from the 2026-27 season.
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