Serious warning from UEFA to PSG. The French club has been in breach of one of the basic points of the Financial Fair Play for the last three years and as such the highest body of European soccer has given it a timeframe of three years to rectify and the numbers are adjusted and expenses are adjusted in relation to what it earns.
The French newspaper L'equipe speaks of a deficit in each of the last three years of over 30 million euros, a circumstance that must change immediately. Messi and Mbappé's team is in danger of being sanctioned financially and, what could be more serious, sportingly.
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The economic-sporting framework in which the new UEFA control system moves speaks of possible sanctions if the repeated deficit of any club is not rectified and PSG does not escape the new regulations. It is noteworthy that Nasser Al Khelaifi is the president of the ECA, the association of European clubs, and that he moves hand in hand with UEFA in all his actions and gestures.
Warning message to PSG and OM
The highest European soccer body has sent a letter to PSG and Olympique de Marseille among others warning them of the situation in which they find themselves and the possible consequences if they do not change the continuing trend of accumulating losses.
