NES's Nottingham Forest could follow in Everton's footsteps and be punished

New Premier League rules 'tighten' clubs

After Everton lost ten points due to its financial default, Nottingham Forest may be the next British club to be subjected to a similar punishment.

The news is provided by timesWhich also states that all 20 Premier League clubs are expected to find out in the coming days whether they have committed any violations in relation to the financial rules of the English Premier League.

This rapid investigation of clubs is due to the fact that a new system has recently been implemented in the English Premier League, with new rules regarding… fair play Financial. This system is intended to speed up complaints against clubs, if necessary, and thus avoid the lengthy process involving penalizing Everton.

Punished with the biggest loss of points in the history of the English Premier League, the “pudding” of Joao Virginia, Beto and El Shermiti drops to penultimate place.

According to the same newspaper, the new rules obligate clubs to submit accounts for last season by next December 31, and if there are accusations against the clubs, they will be announced by next January 14.

Recall that, between purchases and loans, the club coached by Nuno Espirito Santo – who recently replaced Steve Cooper in charge – saw the arrival of 29 players this summer, for a total of €122 million. Some names are well known in Portuguese football, such as Odyssias Vlachodimos and Nuno Tavares on the head.

Nicolas Dominguez scored, Rashford equalized and Gibbs-White scored the final score, in a match that saw two very different halves.

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Nottingham Forest currently ranks 15th in the English Premier League with 20 points from 20 matches. If he receives a penalty similar to Everton's, which is a ten-point deduction, he will drop to nineteenth place.