Summary:
The Football Association has a new policy on transfer fees, aimed at reducing the impact of inflation on the football market.

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In any discussion about spiralling transfer fees, it is always the richest clubs that get the blame. Manchester City, or Chelsea, are typically held responsible for the fact that clubs in the lower leagues are crippled by an expensively hostile market. Yet the most inflationary transfer this summer, without a doubt, is Ross McCormack’s move from Leeds United to Fulham for £11million. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Luis Suarez get locked out of his in-laws house in  Barcelona . Big deal: McCormack moved from Leeds United to Fulham for a hugely inflated £11million . Relative: Suarez at £75million is a snip compared to Fabio Borini to Sunderland for £14million . VIDEO Borini off to Sunderland as Liverpool eye Remy . The proposed sale of Fabio Borini to Sunderland from Liverpool for £14m is not far behind. These are the deals that will be . quoted when Leicester City open negotiations for Troy Deeney at Watford, . not the £75m paid by Barcelona for Luis Suarez. Relative . to the Borini deal, Suarez is a snip. McCormack’s move, meanwhile, . jacks up prices in domestic football, forcing clubs abroad for value as . opportunities for British players decrease. And so it goes. Hot property: Luis Suarez moved to Barcelona from Liverpool for £75million earlier this month .