Tottenham will be banned from European competitions if they continue with the European Super League, it has been revealed.
The Lilywhites were one of six Premier League clubs who joined three clubs each from Spain and Italy to form the breakaway competition.
The fans protested and forced them to withdraw from the competition within 48 hours.
While they have verbally withdrawn from it, CGTN reports that the competition is still alive, according to Real Madrid president, Florentino Perez.
The Daily Mail is now reporting that any English club who re-joins the competition would be banned from signing players from other European Leagues.
Since Brexit, the FA has had more powers in helping teams sign foreign stars from other European countries.
FA chief executive Mark Bullingham says they would tighten the rules pertaining to transfers if any of their clubs attempt to breakout.
The plan is to ensure that teams outside their recognised competitions wouldn’t be able to sign top players from other European competitions because they would be denied a work permit.
Bullingham said via Mail Sport: ‘We may tweak some aspects of the visa system to make sure that people only get visas for our competitions which we accredit. ‘So, you can’t pull in talent from abroad to play in competitions that we don’t sanction. They couldn’t bring in foreign players to play in that [breakaway] competition. ‘[We will] make sure our rule book is tightened up. The Premier League are doing the same, the Premier League rules were voted through at the Premier League AGM. We’re working on a few tweaks.’