Chelsea fined £27m by UEFA.

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I'm sure to a club spending a billion, that is a real deterrent. A further £52m fine is conditional. What an absolute joke by UEFA. The deterrent to clubs spending to win, is to fine them and not a competition ban? Yeah makes sense.
 
I'm sure to a club spending a billion, that is a real deterrent. A further £52m fine is conditional. What an absolute joke by UEFA. The deterrent to clubs spending to win, is to fine them and not a competition ban? Yeah makes sense.
They gave up on that after City basically tore them apart in court
 
They will get more than £27m from the club world cup prize money alone!

What a futile gesture!
 
I might be wrong but I think we pay the £27m and then we have a four year period with which to get back in line. If we don’t then we pay a much higher penalty £70mish.

It makes assumptions about the next set of accounts and seems we won’t get another penalty other than the higher fine unless i’m mistaken.

Edit: The four year period has annual targets to hit for a gradual return to compliance, miss those and there will indeed be additional penalties
 
Damn they won't be able to sign some random 19 year old called Mamadou Sarr and loan him to Strasbourg this summer :(
 
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I might be wrong but I think we pay the £27m and then we have a four year period with which to get back in line. If we don’t then we pay a much higher penalty £70mish.

It makes assumptions about the next set of accounts and seems we won’t get another penalty other than the higher fine unless i’m mistaken.

Edit: The four year period has annual targets to hit for a gradual return to compliance, miss those and there will indeed be additional penalties
4 years? UEFA sure do know how to look pathetic and spineless.
 
I might be wrong but I think we pay the £27m and then we have a four year period with which to get back in line. If we don’t then we pay a much higher penalty £70mish.

It makes assumptions about the next set of accounts and seems we won’t get another penalty other than the higher fine unless i’m mistaken.

Edit: The four year period has annual targets to hit for a gradual return to compliance, miss those and there will indeed be additional penalties

Was this £27m anything to do with conditional fines from last time or is it completely fresh?

https://www.skysports.com/football/...m-europe-for-23-24-in-separate-financial-case