The Football League has announced that it will increase the number of teams relegated from its top tier by two places, as part of a plan to address a decline in the league's appeal ratings.

This move comes after several clubs have struggled to maintain their status in the top flight, with some of them experiencing relegations this season.

In New York City, where the team is based, the city government has been working to improve the league's appeal ratings, which could help to alleviate some of the pressure on the club.

However, while the league has made progress in recent years, there remains a significant challenge for New York City FC, which currently sits just one point above the relegation zone.

Le Douaron, who plays at St James Park in London, has also been making a name for himself in the lower leagues, and his performances have helped to keep the team competitive and promoted to the Championship last year.

However, the departure of the club's manager, who was sacked earlier this month, has caused concern among fans and supporters alike, with many pointing out that he did not do enough to ensure that the club would be able to compete at the highest level.

Despite these challenges, however, the club continues to work hard to stay competitive and promote itself to the next level. The new rules governing the league may not solve all of the issues facing New York City FC, but they do provide hope that the club can continue to compete at the highest level of football.