Among the clubs that have been fined for violating UEFA financial rules, Chelsea, Aston Villa and Barcelona
Chelsea, Aston Villa and Barcelona are among several clubs that have been fined by the UEFA for violating financial regulations over the years ending in 2023 and 2024.
UEFA’s Club Financial Control Agency (CFCB) has determined that Chelsea must pay nearly £27 million, Barca £13 million and Villa £9.5 million.
If these contracts are not fully complied with, further financial sanctions will be imposed.
The majority of the people handed over to Chelsea and Villas are due to the CFCB’s ruling, which are due to the CFCB who failed to comply with the soccer revenue rules by paying particular attention to transactions relating to the sale of concrete or intangible assets, transfers between players (so-called “swap”) (so-called “swap”).
Details are summarized below.
|
club |
interval |
Complete fine |
Unconditional of those |
|
Chelsea FC (ENG) |
4 years |
80 million euros |
€20 million |
|
FC Barcelona (ESP) |
2 years |
60 million euros |
15 million euros |
|
Olympic Lyon (FRA) |
4 years |
50 million euros |
€12.5m |
|
Aston Villa FC (ENG) |
3 years |
€20 million |
5 million euros |
|
hnk hajduk split (cro) |
3 years |
1.2 million euros |
0.300,000 Euro |
The CFCB also rules the squad cost rules.
Chelsea and Villa reported a cost ratio of more than 80% for 2024, which proved to have violated the team cost rules.
The fine is excessive in proportion to the size of the club’s team.
Details are as follows:
|
club |
Are you okay |
|
Chelsea FC (ENG) |
11 million euros |
|
Aston Villa FC (ENG) |
6 million euros |
|
Besiktas JK (TUR)* |
0.9 million euros |
|
Panathinaikos FC (GRE) |
0.4 million euros |