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Chelsea and Barca, a list of European teams fined by the continent management body for violations in financial rules.
Chelsea has been fined 31 million euros ($ 36.5 million) by UEFA to violate the financial rules of European football, Aston Villa, Barcelona and Olympique Lyonnais were also arrested in large fines.
Penalties are with the potential of the road with the risk of 60 million euros ($ 71 million) with the UFCB’s financial control body (CFCB) with the CFCB’s financial control body (CFCB) with a 6-year settlement (CFCB).
Barcelona has to pay 15 million euros ($ 17.7 million), but in general, 60 million in potentially, UEFA, Lyon 12.5 million and Aston Villa can face only 60 million with 11 million.
Chelsea’s fines were divided into 20 million because he had been fined five million and six million for violating the relevant rules for violating football profits and staff expenses.
Clubs are also registration for UEFA club races such as a restriction on registration of new players in the lists, Champions League and Europa League.
The four-year contract with Lyon’s UEFA financial control body, on Friday, said that this will play the European League in the Europa League, the French Football Guardian, said the complaints of appeals.
Demotion at Ligue 2 Ligue 2 was suspended by DNCG in November due to financial violations and approved last week.
Unless they meet the agreed goals, they are not excluded from European competitions.
Teams must fully comply with the latest goals of the clubs for two, three or four years, with the latest goals of clubs, by the end of the concrete settlement period.
Chelsea, 235 million euros ($ 277 million), Blueco, which sells 235 million euros ($ 277 million), which helps balance 277 million euros ($ 277 million) Todd Todd Todd Todd Todd Todd Todd Todd Todd Todd Todd Todd Todd Todd Todd Todd Todd Todd Todd Todd Todd Todd Todd Todd Todd Todd.
The club sold two hotels to a sister company in a bargain in accordance with the rules of the club’s profitability and sustainability (PSR).
Premier League clubs are not allowed to have a loss of £ 105 million (143.29 million dollars) losses over a period of three years.
