Given that Paris Saint-Germain has been found in violation of Financial Fair Play for the past three years, UEFA has issued a severe warning to the French club.
PSG received a severe warning from UEFA. The top body in European football has given the French club three years to make amends for violating one of the fundamental principles of financial Fair Play. If it does not, the numbers will be recalculated and the expenses will be adjusted in accordance with what was originally reported.
According to the French publication L'Equipe, the last three years have seen deficits totaling more than 30 million euros, which is a situation that needs to address right away. As far as you are aware, MARK Messi's team and MBA run the risk of facing financial and, maybe more serious, sports sanctions.
The new UEFA control system's economic-sports framework mentions potential fines if a club's persistent deficit is not corrected and PSG is not exempt. Point out that Nasser Al Khelaifi is the leader of the ECA, a group of European clubs, and that he closely resembles UEFA in all of his actions and gestures.
The highest level of European football has written to PSG, Olympique de Marseille, and other clubs to warn them of the situation they are in and the potential repercussions should they continue the trend of accruing losses.
According to reports, Manchester City turned down Paris Saint-(PSG) Germain's offer of €80 million for Bernardo Silva, who is also wanted by Barcelona.
Sporting director Luis Campos sees Silva as the last piece in PSG's attacking jigsaw puzzle, according to the French publication. This summer, the Ligue 1 heavyweights acquired midfielders Vitinha and Renato Sanches, both of whom are under the management of Silva's agent Jorge Mendes.
Les Parisiens will continue to pursue the former AS Monaco star and are anticipated to come back with a better offer. Pep Guardiola, the manager, is apprehensive about letting him leave the Etihad in the upcoming weeks.
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