If owners have the cash they want to throw at a club let them… by all means look at profit and sustainability rules when it comes to wages vs revenue and maybe look at having that 70% cap in place… not a bad thing as owners come and go, and it proves that the club can be run profitably (excluding transfers).

And, maybe keep the maximum loss model in place, whatever that is (105m over 3 seasons ?) however, as long as the club is not laden with the debt of spending beyond that, I.e any TRANSFER spend taking the club over the limit is squarely funded by the owners and lies with them to cover that cost/ debt and it is not owned by the club.

If the owners wish to repay themselves in the future thought dividends or whatever, then that must not take the club’s losses being that £105m limit.

That way, if the owners do decide to sell up, or withdraw their funding, the club is still operating within the financial regulations of profitability and sustainability.

Basically, meaning the club has secure finances outside of transfer expenditure.