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Chelsea fined €31mn for breaching Uefa financial rules
Europe’s top football governing body has fined Chelsea Football Club €31mn for breaching financial regulations, as part of a crackdown on some of the continent’s top teams. Uefa punished Chelsea for breaching its football earnings rule on permissible losses and a related constraint on how much clubs can spend on player wages and transfers as a percentage of their revenue.
The UEFA Club Licensing and Financial Fair Play Regulations, which have the support of all stakeholders in European football, have been approved by UEFA's Executive Committee.
UEFA has approved new financial regulations to replace the Financial Fair Play (FFP) system. FFP was first introduced in 2010, as a means of combating excessive spending by wealthy club ...
The UEFA Financial Fair Play ( FFP ) Regulations were first put into play in 2011-12 as a means of leveling the playing field in European football over the next few seasons ...
Nyon (Switzerland) (AFP) - UEFA on Thursday approved new licensing regulations to replace its existing Financial Fair Play (FFP) rules, allowing European clubs to make bigger losses than ...
What are UEFA's key financial fair play or 'financial sustainability' regulations? Clubs are required over a three-year period to break even, which is calculated as the difference between ...
Uefa's Financial Fair Play rules increase the gap between football's richest clubs and their less wealthy counterparts, say economists.
The new UEFA Club Licensing and Financial Fair Play Regulations, which are geared towards improving the European club game's overall well-being, have been made public by UEFA.
Roma are expecting a fine of around 4 million from UEFA. UEFA will meet on Friday in Nyon to examine the positions of ...
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