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La Liga has formally complained to Uefa regarding Manchester City and Paris Saint-Germain, claiming the English and French champions are in “continuous breach” of financial fair play rules.
The league said it denounced PSG to UEFA this week, adding to a similar complaint it made in April against Manchester City, which it says also “continuously fails to comply with the current financial fair play regulations.”
La Liga are ready to take legal action against Paris Saint-Germain and Manchester City in their belief that the two clubs have breached Financial Fair Play (FFP) regulations. The Spanish body has already submitted a complaint to UEFA, and has said they are willing to take the matter up to European Union courts as well as French and Swiss justice systems if they have to, reports Reuters.
LaLiga has filed complaints to UEFA claiming Paris St Germain and Manchester City are “in continuous breach” of Financial Fair Play rules.
La Liga president Javier Tebas has launched another attack on Manchester City, making a claim over their ability to sign Erling Haaland and confirming he has made a formal complaint to UEFA against the Blues.
MADRID : LaLiga have filed a complaint to UEFA against Paris St Germain and Manchester City over alleged Financial Fair Play violations, the Spanish professional soccer league announced.
Spain’s top flight has filed a complaint to UEFA in which they accuse Paris Saint-Germain and Manchester City of Financial Fair Play violations.
LaLiga has filed a complaint to UEFA against Paris St Germain and Manchester City over alleged Financial Fair Play violations, the Spanish professional soccer league announced. The organisation said it would take "further legal action to the European Union, France and Switzerland" justice systems as it understands that "these clubs are continually breaching the current regulations" of financial fair play.