With the backing of Nasser Al-Khelaïfi, PSG has access to significant financial resources, enabling the club to make ambitious moves in the transfer market. However, this financial power has raised concerns at UEFA regarding compliance with Financial Fair Play regulations.
The club benefits from a substantial annual income through a contract with QTA, the Qatari tourist office, reportedly amounting to 200 million euros. This arrangement is intended to help PSG stay within the permitted deficit limit of 45 million euros. However, UEFA has raised questions about the nature of this contract and whether it adequately ensures compliance with financial regulations.
Reports suggest that UEFA could impose sanctions on PSG by the end of April or early May. These sanctions could range from warnings and fines to more severe measures such as point deductions, revenue retention, player registration bans, or even exclusion from competitions.
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