La Liga lodges complaint to UEFA over Manchester City and Paris Saint Germain's alleged FFP breaches

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.

Ad/> La Liga is said to have submitted the objection against Man City, who activated Erling Haaland’s €60 million release clause from Borussia Dortmund last month, to UEFA in April. Premier League'I’m looking forward to the challenge' – Kane relishing Haaland, Nunez rivalryYESTERDAY AT 16:50 They then filed their complaint against PSG just last week.

La Liga president Javier Tebas had threatened such a response after Kylian Mbappe signed a new deal with PSG in May worth a reported £650,000 a week which will keep him in the French capital until 2025. It had been widely believed that Mbappe would sign for Real Madrid before he committed his future to his current club, with Los Blancos having been his dream club as a child.

'I’m looking forward to the challenge' – Kane relishing Haaland, Nunez rivalry Haaland and Nunez — the stats you need to know Mbappe is 'already forgotten' — Real Madrid president Perez has dig at PSG star La Liga have said that Mbappe's contract extension with PSG «attacks the economic stability» of football in Europe. «It is scandalous that a club like PSG, which last season reported losses of more than €220m (£189m) after accumulating losses of more than €700m (£604m) in prior seasons, can close such an agreement,» the Spanish organisation said after Mbappe’s renewal become public.