Daniel Levy has already made genius Tottenham FFP stance clear with new points deduction possible

Leicester have joined three current Premier League sides in being punished for breaching financial rules. The Foxes are a Championship team at present but have not been able to avoid the clutches of profitability and sustainability rules (PSRs).

It means that there are four teams with charges hanging over them and 10 points taken from the top-flight table after 28 matches, and that figure may just rise. Leicester are looking at a possible sanction themself should they earn promotion back to the Premier League, with the EFL placing the club under a transfer embargo on Friday that could impact their summer transfer window plans.

Manchester City's 115 charges looming in the background of this all is the biggest unspoken aspect of every weekend, whilst Chelsea are also under investigation for historic misdeeds under Roman Abramovich. Arsenal are incensed — or at least their fans are — at the lack of public progress being made to clamp down on City.

Liverpool could also benefit from a possible punishment. There are several sides in the current relegation battle that have more than one eye on Everton's second trial and the stance Nottingham Forest will take over a potential appeal. 23 Championship sides have a vested interest in Leicester's case as well.

Tottenham, at this stage, are near enough the only side without much to worry about.They were the free spenders in the January transfer window as they signed Timo Werner and Radu Dragusin, whilst they aren't bound by sales like their rivals.

With the prospect of securing Champions League football for next year, and at the very least Europa League, their position is set to be strengthened. Unlike some of the other teams that see themselves as a challenger at the top of the table —