On Friday, UEFA decided to suspend Manchester City from participating in European competitions for two seasons due to a violation of financial fair play, also obliging it to pay a fine of € 30 million. UEFA claims that the English club overstated its sponsorship income in accounts and breakeven information presented between 2012 and 2016. Manchester City later said it would challenge the decision at the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS).
It 's a discussion topic, I mean financial fair play.
On the one hand, everyone accepted these conditions and therefore they must be respected.
On the other hand, there are other clubs that "bypass" these rules, and a lot of clubs are trying to figure out how to "bypass" these rules.
For example, PSG, who signed a contract with Neymar because he bought his contract himself. Everyone understands where he got the money from... But nothing can be done. absurdity.
On the one hand, everyone accepted these conditions and therefore they must be respected.
On the other hand, there are other clubs that "bypass" these rules, and a lot of clubs are trying to figure out how to "bypass" these rules.
For example, PSG, who signed a contract with Neymar because he bought his contract himself. Everyone understands where he got the money from... But nothing can be done. absurdity.
