Aston Villa is approaching a £ 55 million deal with which their ladies team would be sold to the club's own parent company.
The club hopes that the sale will compensate for recent losses to help them meet PSR rules.
Villa is also in conversation to sell a 10 percent interest in the women's team to American investors for £ 5.5 million, according to the Telegraph.
The Premier League requires that costs that are paid for internal assets are reasonable, whereby the selling price of the minority stake is the valuation of the total team of approximately £ 60 million.
The Midlands Club could sell the remaining interest of 90 percent to their own parent company, V Sports, and place the proceeds in the direction of their 2024-25 accounts.
V Sports is co-ownership of the American Wes Edens and Egyptian Nassef Sawiris, where the couple took the reins in Villa Park in 2021.
Chelsea used a similar trick to prevent PSR from getting moisture last year when they sold their women's team to parent company Blueco.
The blues collapsed almost £ 200 million that deal, only a few months after the sale of an interest of eight percent in the women's team to Reddit founder Alexis Ohanian.
The West-London-Outfit has a ruthless editions that the American investor Todd Boehly took over in May 2022, but so far escaped the violation of PSR.
Villa has not spent so free on the transfer market, but, despite their recent European campaigns, still has to be to resort to sneaky tactics and reductions of players' costs to stay within the financial regulations.
Similar accounting measures are considered for the new event room of the club 'The Warehouse'.
The space can be appreciated at around £ 50 million – even though it is not planned to open until December 2025.
Losses of more than £ 105 million In the past three seasons, the Villans would place in PSR -very water, but the club is convinced that they will stay in the deadline within the regulations.
The PSR accounting expert Deadline is Monday 30 June, but the club could still take the sale in their 2024-25 accounts, provided that the sale was in principle agreed before the deadline.