Chelsea, Aston Villa and Barcelona were fined between clubs to violate the financial rules of UEFA

Chelsea, Aston Villa and Barcelona are among many clubs that have been fined by the European Football Association for breaching financial regulations over the over over 2023 and 2024.

UEFA (CFCB) has ruled that Chelsea must pay nearly 27 million pounds, Barcelona is 13 million pounds and a villa of 9.5 million pounds with the three settlement agreements followed at different periods.

If these agreements are not complied in full, other financial penalties will be imposed.

All Barcelona penalty, and an audience of those who were distributed to Chelsea and Villa, refer to the referee CFCB, who failed to comply with the football profit base with a special interest in transactions that involve the sale of concrete or inappropriate assets, and the exchange of players (called “bachelments”) and the players ’bodies between the relevant parties.

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CFCB also judge the team cost of the team

Chelsea and Villa were also found that they violated the team cost, after it reported the cost of the team above 80 % for 2024.

The fines are suitable for the club’s extra size.

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