Leicester's misery continues! Foxes face another points deduction amid possible PSR rule breaches following relegation back to the Championship

The club have been referred to an independent commission to review alleged breaches of financial rules in the 2023-24 campaign, when the Foxes were playing in the Championship. It was thought the Foxes would avoid punishment from the Premier League because they were not in the top-flight at the time of the offences, but an Arbitration Tribunal ruled that they could be investigated after "the EFL validly transferred responsibility for its investigation to the Premier League in June 2024, when the club was promoted from the Championship".

The prospect of further punishment from the authorities will cause some concern at the King Power Stadium after they were relegated back to the Championship after one season in the Premier League.

Leicester could be hit with a points deduction if they are found guilty of the allegations, which would deal a blow to their hopes of winning the Championship title again. However, they could be given a fine instead.

It is not yet known when Leicester can expect to discover their fate as the confidential case begins ahead of the 2025-26 campaign.