Although Manchester City has not yet heard the verdict for 115 Financial Fair Play violations, Spanish La Liga president Javier Tebas has drawn serious conclusions regarding them and the French club PSG. According to Tebas, despite Manchester City acquiring new ownership, the club is still in debt and is engaged in financial fraud. He believes that such behavior by clubs is driving English football into debt and could further complicate the situation.
Tebas made similar conclusions about PSG, as the club has suffered €200 million in losses over the past seven years. As for Spanish football, Tebas emphasized that success has been achieved in combating all of this, as the financial fair play rules provide clear boundaries and opportunities for clubs to pay their debts.
Tebas believes that clubs like PSG and Manchester City must adhere to established rules to ensure financial stability. Nevertheless, their behaviour continues to have a serious impact on the financial structure of football.
This issue, where the importance of proper management and accounting is high, directly affects the football community. These decisions by the Spanish La Liga president show new guidelines for clubs and coaches and are important factors in achieving financial stability.
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