The huge summer transfers of the Manchester City team, which spent more than 500 million euros, would have been made under the conditions in which the club was aware of its guilt for the 114 financial violations committed.
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ESPN journalists provide new details about the process in which English club officials Manchester City were found guilty of committing a record number of violations of the Fair Play Financial Law.
Under the name of Fair Play Financial, the finances of football clubs are now closely controlled by UEFA and the various championships, and can no longer spend as they please, nor live beyond their means. In theory.
The huge summer transfers of the Manchester City team, which spent more than 500 million euros, would have been made under the conditions in which the club was aware of its guilt for the 114 financial violations committed.