FA chief executive Mark Bullingham said it was working with the Premier League and EFL to tackle leveraged takeovers of clubs
The Football Association is working with the Premier League and EnglishThe FA’s chief executive wants limits on the money a prospective owner can borrow against the assets of a club, a move that might have prevented the takeover of Manchester United by the Glazer family or ALK Capital’s deal for Burnley. It comes as the FA continues to jockey for position over the placement of an independent regulator for English football.
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