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Manchester City propose alternative to transfer levy hike as Premier League’s New Deal funding debate intensifies
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transfer levy
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Entity Overlap
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- Manchester City · Yahoo Sports
- Premier League · Yahoo Sports
- New Deal · Yahoo Sports
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- "Man City have submitted a revised proposal to limit transfer levy increase to one percentage pointThe club is among a top-flight minority seeking alternatives to a 50% hike in the domestic levyCity ar..." · Yahoo Sports
- "The New Deal itself is structured as a sliding-scale arrangement, with the first annual payment to the EFL expected to be below £100 million when the 2026-27 season begins, rising to £164 million by the third year of the agreement and remaining at that level through the remainder of the ten-year period." · Yahoo Sports
