Barça, under investigation by UEFA for failing to comply with financial Fair Play

The economic disputes of the FC Barcelona could go further of the obstacles that has put LaLiga in these weeks before the closing of the market. As it aims the newspaper 'The Times', the Barcelona and nineteen teams more would be being investigated by the UEFA for breaking with the Fair Play financial of the season ancestor.

The information ensures that the maximum organism of the balompíé European would be working in the respective sanctions for the clubs involved, between which stand out Paris Saint-Germain, Inter of Milan, Juventus of Turín, Olympique Marseilles and ACE Rome. In base to 'L'Équipe', both French groups would receive only a fine whereas for the Italians and Catalans the penalty would be a lot greater.

Although all these institutions are under the lupa of the UEFA, the true is that they still are to time to present his up to date accounts. In fact, it is important to remember that these irregularities would have committed during the campaign 2020/21, coinciding with the explosion of the pandemia by COVID and all the repercussions that came with her.

In principle, the organism governed by Aleksander Ceferin only allows 30 million euros in losses during three years, although the linked to the COVID and to the investment of the basic and feminine football could justify a considerable increase. Anyway, several sources consulted by the newspaper 'SPORT' affirm that to the Barcelona does not have evidence that him exist an open investigation by figures related to past courses.

Last year of the Fair Play?

Added to this, from the breast culé ensure that to speak of sanctions would have to have an open file that still does not exist. Of equal form, the process would take months in resolving , in addition to that this will be the last season that under the normal current of the Fair Play. From the 2023/24, the UEFA will implement a new system that will limit to the clubs to spend only a determinate percentage of his income in wages, commissions and transfers.