The executive committee of the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) is planning to adopt amendments to financial fair play rules, which will not allow clubs to sell players for much more than their market value, reports Mirror, quoting L’Equipe.
As mentioned, this issue will be discussed at a meeting of the UEFA Executive Committee, which will take place on June 28.
Thus, it is proposed to introduce a system whereby the transfer value of football players will be compared to their actual market value, and if the controlling body considers the amount “excessive”, the offending clubs will be punished. The new regulations are set to be adopted already this summer transfer window as UEFA try to catch up and ‘prevent abuse’. The UEFA Executive Committee will also discuss the issue of tighter control over the club salary fund.
Previously, Juventus Turin were stripped of points and fined for various financial breaches, including exaggerating the amount of transfers.
In April, UEFA chief Aleksander Čeferin said clubs had no objections to the imposition of a salary cap on European football.
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