article_snippet: Premiership Rugby's longest-ever broadcasting rights deal with BT Sport could lead to another rise in the competition's salary cap.
article_snippet: Chief executive Mark McCafferty admitted the four-year contract extension with BT Sport will feature in talks over setting the salary cap level for the 2016-17 Aviva Premiership season.
article_snippet: Chief executive Mark McCafferty admits Premiership Rugby's longest-ever broadcasting rights deal with BT Sport could raise the competition's salary cap .
article_snippet: Chief executive Mark McCafferty accepted the competition's salary cap could 'possibly' rise again off the back of the BT deal - but not straight away. '
article_snippet: We've got the salary cap levels in place for the 2015-16 season next year, and We will start discussions with the clubs over the next few months on the competition's salary cap onwards,' said Chief executive Mark McCafferty. '
article_snippet: the competition's salary cap will be discussed for 2016-17 onwards in the next few months .