The annual cost to clubs of English football’s Independent Regulator has risen to £20.3 million, making the figure approximately double the amount initially estimated.
The Independent Regulator, known as the IFR, is responsible for regulating English football. The cost is to be met annually by clubs, although the supplied information does not specify how the total will be divided between them.
No further details have been provided on the reasons for the increase, the original estimate, or any responses from clubs or football authorities. The latest reported figure is £20.3 million a year.
