Sheffield United will drop two points if they are relegated to the Championship (James Gill – Danehouse via Getty Images)
[Now Sports]Sheffield United were fined by the Football League on Thursday for failing to make payments to other clubs, and will be fined two points if they return to the Championship. This penalty is linked to the 2022/23 football season. Sheffield United were still in the English Championship at the time and in arrears with other clubs, including transfer fees, and had been in breach for more than 500 days.
As Sheffield United are currently promoted to the Premier League, and their punishment is the English Football League (EFL) which controls the Championship, League One and League Two, it will not be operate this season until they return to the league they belong to. He was fined two points and paid legal fees totaling 310,000 pounds.
However, Sheffield United are currently bottom of the Premier League standings, 9 points adrift of the safety zone, and have been deemed relegated, and it is believed that these penalties will be implemented this season next. The club has responded to the EFL’s decision. Although disappointed, he said he will not appeal. He believes the punishment is not too harsh. At least it does not impose a transfer ban or impose a higher fine on them, and appealing will not shorten the long and long period Expensive lawsuits enable the team to focus on the future.
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