With a press release, The league Spaniard enters with a straight leg on the affair Juventus and appeals to UEFA for the alleged violation of Financial Fair Play.
The press release:
“Following the resignation of the Juventus board on Monday 28 November, La Liga is asking for immediate sporting sanctions to be applied to the club.
La Liga completed an official complaint to UEFA against Juventus in April 20022, regarding violations of Financia Fair Play investigated by the Guardia di Finanza.
[…] The complaint accused Juventus of accounting for transfers above their fair value and underestimating personnel expenses, which constitutes a violation of UEFA’s financial fair play. Furthermore, the complaint accused Juventus of hiding the true salary of its players
This Monday, in the same note issued by the Board of Directors, the representatives of Juve acknowledge very serious financial accounting irregularities, also aimed at deceiving the competent financial fair play authorities of UEFA, among others LaLiga, with the aim of promoting an economically sustainable in Europe, maintains these complaints against Juventus and demands that the competent authorities apply immediate sporting sanctions to the club
La Liga has long been a major proponent of establishing, enforcing and enforcing strict financial sustainability rules in football. In April of this year, LaLiga filed a complaint for violation of financial fair play at UEFA against Juventus, but also against Manchester City and Paris Saint Germain. The Spanish competition itself has been applying its ‘economic control’ rules for nearly a decade, at the request of the clubs that make up LaLiga. Financial sustainability is essential to protect the football business. Let’s protect our football.”
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