Newcastle United's summer transfer activities were constrained by Profitability and Sustainability Rules (PSR), resulting in the sale of key young players and limiting their ability to strengthen the squad. Manager Eddie Howe acknowledged that while the club's ambitions remain, compliance with PSR has hindered their progress compared to rivals. Leeds United faced a similar situation, selling several key players to improve their financial standing and ensure compliance with PSR, generating nearly £110 million from these sales. In contrast, Manchester United reported record revenues but also a significant loss of £113.2 million for the fifth consecutive year, raising concerns about their financial strategy amid heightened scrutiny. The club's recent player sales suggest a calculated approach to managing their finances under PSR, although they still face challenges in achieving compliance. Overall, the financial landscape in the Premier League remains complicated as clubs navigate the stringent rules aimed at maintaining fiscal responsibility.