Aston Villa owner Nassef Sawiris wants a vote on changes to Premier League financial rules delayed until February in order to achieve consensus among top-flight clubs. The Premier League intends to press ahead with a vote on amendments to its rules on associated party transactions (APT) at a meeting in central London on Friday,

Nassef Sawiris, the Aston Villa owner, has warned the “embattled” Premier League its turbulent legal fight with Manchester City is now costing the competition dear.

Manchester City, Nottingham Forest and Newcastle United all voted against against the implementation of Associated Party Transaction rules

Aston Villa co-owner Nassef Sawiris announced the club will vote against the Premier League's amendments to its APT rules due to 'astronomical' legal fees.

Aston Villa co-owner Nassef Sawiris says his club will join Manchester City in voting against the Premier League’s amended associated party transaction (APT) rules. The 20 clubs were scheduled to vote on the proposals in September but that was withdrawn ahead of the meeting,

Aston Villa owner Nassef Sawiris has confirmed the club's stance on the Premier League's associated-party transaction proposals

Aston Villa owner Nassef Sawiris has publicly backed Manchester City in the Premier League’s ongoing legal battle, warning that the conflict is damaging the league’s reputation and financial stability. Key Premier League vote – Will Newcastle United vote with Manchester City, Aston Villa and others?

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The Premier League has announced changes to its Associated Party Transaction (APT) rules after a vote from clubs. The move comes following a legal challenge from Manchester City.

All 20 Premier League clubs will have representation at Friday’s shareholders’ meeting and are braced for a fiery and fractious debate