The president of the European governing body has admitted that changes are afoot, with clubs set to be cut more slack.
UEFA could be set to relax its Financial Fair Play (FFP) regulations, with president Michel Platini admitting a decision will be made in June.
The rules, which were first implemented in 2011, forbid clubs from spending beyond their means, with significant fines, squad limits and suspensions enforced across the Champions League and Europa League for those guilty of breaching the designated guidelines.
But the UEFA chief has told RTL that Europe’s governing body has agreed to review the agreed boundaries and could well decide to allow a relaxation of the financial controls.