Would this work..?

[Grandad.]

Chatting with mates earlier and we were on about this FFP and the fine that Man City have received for breaking the rules, it was only a quick discussion and everything was said with no seriousness, so please take that into account when answering this question.. 

 
If FIFA or UEFA imposed a ruling where in transfer windows, clubs were only allowed to spend a set amount per window or an amount for both windows combined, would that work or am I missing a huge factor?

 

Let's say all clubs were allowed to spend up to £100 million per season, so that covers both transfer windows only. An example being Real Madrid spent £86 million on Bale in the summer and they were only allowed to spend another £14 million for the season, would it work, would it help with FFP and would it benefit football in the long term?

 

I don't think it would ever happen but it is a thought.. 

[Dan]

Pretty sure you wouldn't legally be allowed to implement something like that.

[Grandad.]

Pretty sure you wouldn't legally be allowed to implement something like that.

 

What not even if FIFA sanctioned it as a new ruling in football? Suppose clubs would kick up a massive fuss about it. 

[Swarles Barkley]

Surely teams would just set a buy out clause of 101mil therefore never having to sell the player

[Stadt]

Surely teams would just set a buy out clause of 101mil therefore never having to sell the player

Boom.

It wouldn't work here because nobody works in England.