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Financial Fair Play (FFP) rules, set by UEFA, aim to stop clubs spending more money than they earn. High player salaries, like Rashford's, contribute significantly to a club's outgoings. Breaching FFP can lead to penalties, influencing how clubs manage their finances and transfer dealings.
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