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PSG threatened, very big danger for the QSI project
Published on March 6, 2023 at 10:30 p.m.
Despite the arrival of Qatar, Paris Saint-Germain cannot act with complete freedom on the transfer window in order to respect the financial fair play set up by UEFA. Already pinned in the past, the club of the capital, always seriously in deficit, can still risk big if its accounts do not balance quickly.
Already pinned for the state of its finances, PSG is still closely watched by UEFA as part of its financial fair play. At the start of the season, the club from the capital was sanctioned by receiving a financial penalty of around €65m, of which €55 was suspended. It must be said that the PSG recorded significant losses in the 2021/2022 season, reaching the €370m mark. Despite this colossal figure, no additional sanction awaits the club from the capital, but the situation could worsen if the PSG did not solve his problems.
PSG spared, for now
As explained The Teamthe PSG does not risk additional penalties at the end of the season, but new penalties could fall in the medium term if the economic situation of the club does not improve. So the PSG could be forced to not be able to ” register more than 23 players on List A compared to the maximum of 25 players provided for in the competition regulations “, but also of not being able to register ” new players on its A list in UEFA club competitions. »
Heavy could fall
Clearly, if the PSG does not fit in the nails, the club’s future recruits cannot be included on its list for the Champions League in 2024-25 according to the sports daily. A ” exclusion from the next UEFA club competition for which the club would qualify » is even possible in the event of a breach of the commitments made with the club financial control body (ICFC) of theUEFA, a measure that applies, subject to conditions, to the 2024-2025 and/or 2025-2026 seasons. »
