Premier League clubs will learn their fate on Tuesday (Image: Getty)
The are reportedly preparing to issue their disciplinary charges as top-flight clubs discover if they are in danger of being hit with a potential points deduction.
On Tuesday, the will issue disciplinary charges against clubs found to have broken its profit and sustainability regulations (PSR), according to Sky Sports News.
The reporting period relates to the years between 2021 and 2024, during which time clubs would have posted their financial records in the public realm.
It is not yet known whether any of the 20 clubs in the top flight are set to face punishment or if they have been informed as such.
However, if a club is charged, they could be forced to pay a heavy fine or even get hit with a points deduction.
Everton, Leicester City and Nottingham Forest have all fallen foul of the regulations in the past after posting losses higher than the £105million allowed for the three-year period.
That figure that is reduced by £22m for every season a club spends outside of the .
The importance of a December 31 cut-off point was effectively established in the summer of 2023.
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