The new financial stability rules that are being introduced by UEFA could cause Inter and Juventus some serious issues going forward, according to a report in the Italian print media today.
As has been reported by Corriere dello Sport today, the new rules are being brought in to replace the Financial Fair Play rules which have failed to stop financial disparity from being created at the top of the game.
The new rules make it so that the cost of a squad cannot exceed 70% of the revenues being generated by that club. It is not yet clear if those revenues include capital gains or if it only includes box office, commercial, and television revenues.
For Atalanta and AC Milan this rule is unlikely to cause many issues. Inter and Juventus meanwhile have squads that cost 105% and 107% respectively of their revenues.
The sales of Romelu Lukaku and Achraf Hakimi are likely to prove very useful.
