Uefa against Milan, Inter and Roma: "Financial Fair Play violated"

Uefa sends a letter to Milan, Inter and Rome in which it informs them of violations of financial fair play. Sanctions are feared with the new rules

There Uefa took a clear position in the crisis Ukraine excluding all Russian clubs from international competitions and does not give up even as regards the Financial Fair Play. The only concession of the highest European football body is to extend compliance with a deficit of 30 million euros in total, net of the so-called “virtuous” losses, from three to four years to allow the teams to spread the losses due to misses. revenue during the pandemic of COVID-19. The new rules will likely be announced in May, likely to come into effect in the 2024-2025 season.

Meanwhile theUefa he continued his work of checking the budgets of European teams and it seems that around 30 clubs have not respected the parameters. As far as the A league we talk about Inter Milan And Romewho have already received communications regarding the breach of the rules on Financial Fair Play. The Juventus.

Financial Fair Play: the situation of Inter and Milan

The three clubs informed by UEFA have already begun the work of reconciliation. L’Inter yesterday it formalized the documentation shared with Nyon during the presentation of the half-yearly report. “On December 17, 2021 the Uefa has officially communicated that the revision of the break-even requirements provided by us – we read in the correspondence reported by the Gazzetta dello Sport – highlighted a significant aggregate deficit for the monitoring period covering the reporting periods 2018, 2019, 2020 and 2021 “.

The problem for the Nerazzurri lies in the last passive of 245 million eurosotherwise without the last balance the parameters Uefa would be respected. However, the club has already indicated to Nyon the path it intends to take until 2024-25 in terms of budget. L’Inter will take part in the audition in mid-March while the Milan at the beginning of April.

Clubs under the eye ofUefa they do not expect sanctions but to be followed on the path towards the new Financial Fair Play but the possibility of fines or exclusion from the cups is always around the corner. However, theUefa it would remove nearly 30 clubs from the scoreboard.