Revealed: Leicester have breached PSR again as club accounts analysed

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(Credit: Imago) Thu 2 April 2026 18:45, UK Leicester City appear to have breached the profit and sustainability rules (PSR) against last season. How Leicester breached PSR rules last seasonLeicester are facing more PSR uncertainty after publishing their latest accounts for last season.

“On the face of it, they fail because their cap for 2024-25 when they were a Premier League team was £83m. We know that they went into the season with -£66m, so they could only lose a maximum of let’s say £20m in the Premier League.

We know that at the operating level, they lost £70m, and I don’t think the allowable deductions were £50m.” Why Leicester’s ongoing case will have future implicationsBorson insisted Leicester’s allowable losses are unlikely to have reached the required figure to avoid another PSR breach last season. Leicester publish 2024/25 accounts when the club was relegated from the Premier League 🔑 figs⚽️Revenue £186m ⬆️ 77%⚽️Wages £153m ⬆️ 43%⚽️Average weekly wage £65,000⚽️Underlying loss £68m ⬆️ 8%⚽️Player purchases £67m⚽️Total losses over the years £375 million⚽️Total… pic.twitter.com/5SmDGHuJtl— Kieran Maguire (@KieranMaguire) March 27, 2026 View Tweet “But with Leicester, the one thing to do is to just wait and see because the cases seem to have in the background other implications and other knock-on effects.” Leicester are on course to be relegated this season, with Gary Rowett’s side currently sitting third bottom in the Championship table. 🦊 Don’t Miss a Beat: Your Leicester City Insider Access Get the full story from the King Power and Seagrave with our dedicated expert hubs: Updated 24/7 with expert analysis from the East Midlands.