Man Utd and Liverpool to Receive Double Punishment Due to Premier League Regulations
Jurgen Klopp and Erik ten Hag have been dealing with defensive issues this season, with Premier League clubs aiming to avoid profitability and sustainability sanctions. This could result in a challenging transfer window for Manchester United and Liverpool. The tightened regulations in the league have led to both Everton and Nottingham Forest facing points deductions, prompting interest from these clubs in Fulham defender Tosin Ararabioyo, who is also out of contract this summer. Tosin Ararabioyo has made a strong impression in the Premier League for Fulham and has attracted interest from several clubs.
Despite the financial power of the Saudi Public Investment Fund, Newcastle United has been cautious due to their desire to avoid penalties and has shifted focus to acquiring bargains. This strategy may necessitate player sales for Manchester United to comply with regulations. Fulham is reportedly eager to secure Ararabioyo with a new deal and is prepared to make him their highest earner. The defender, who started his career at Manchester City, has had loan spells at West Brom and Blackburn before joining Fulham in 2020.
Despite being plagued by injuries, Ararabioyo played a crucial role in helping Fulham win the Championship in the 2021/22 season and has been praised for his performances in the Premier League. Additionally, 25-year-old Josh King, who is also out of contract, has attracted interest from clubs like Tottenham and Newcastle.
