Premier League clubs to vote on transfer rule change that will impact Man United and Man City
manchestereveningnews.co.ukPremier League clubs are set to vote on a potential ban on loan moves between associated clubs in the January transfer window.
The recommendation will ban loan deals being made between clubs who share ownership, such as the network of teams involved in City Football Group, owners of Manchester City, and several others across the globe.
The ban is expected to provide a short-term fix and allow time for a longer-term solution to be agreed upon. There has been growing concern regarding Newcastle United's potential loan deal for central midfielder Ruben Neves, who is currently at Al Hilal.
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