The Spanish outlet claim the Ligue 1 giants may be forced to sell eight players or face expulsion from Europe's elite competition over breach
of Financial Fair Play regulations.
The Guardian reported last month that the European football governing body would be looking at PSG's transfer activity after possibly
breaching Financial Fair Play regulations after a summer of such heavy spending on Neymar and Kylian Mbappe.
One potential flaw in their bid for Alexis however, is that they are supposedly pursuing a monster offer deal to bring Neymar in from Barcelona, and have already been warned against such a deal due to
UEFA Financial Fair Play Regulations, and they will be forced to sell in order to counteract that transfer, so buying our superstar also would surely put them in big trouble.
West Brom are fighting against relegation in the Premier League and his parent club, PSG, are looking to raise cash in the summer in order to meet
Financial Fair Play regulations after their splurge on Neymar and Kylian Mbappé.
They have since been warned about breaking
Financial Fair Play Regulations as set out by UEFA, which could see them banned from playing in the Champions League or Europa League, and have supposedly been told the amount they would have to raise from transfers to be able to push through the deal.
The Premier League champions have made a formal approach to Di Maria over a possible move to the Etihad Stadium, and have requested that the player holds off making a decision on joining United as they look to sell the players necessary to help meet
Financial Fair Play regulations in order to sign him themselves.
Khatib now claims that Juventus are the leading contenders to sign Falcao, with
Financial Fair Play regulations delaying City's bid to bring him in, as they need to offload Alvaro Negredo before they can make a big - name signing upfront.
The Italian giants have made no secret of their plans to invest and build their brand in China following Yonghong Li's takeover in May, and it forms a crucial part of their strategy to build a solid financial picture with
Financial Fair Play regulations coming into effect next season.
With PSG currently under investigation to see if they have adhered to
financial fair play regulations following their heavy summer spend, the club may be pressured to sell and, with the World Cup next summer, Draxler would be wise to seek pastures new.
City and NYCFC are under the same ownership, and Wenger's concerns are that loans between the various clubs (as well as NYCFC, City also control Melbourne City in Australia and Yokohama F Marinos in Japan) might be used a method for
evading Financial Fair Play regulations.
Although QPR filed accounts in March showing a loss of # 9.8 million during their last season in the Football League, that figure was reached by writing off loans of # 60million — a move that might not be permitted
under Financial Fair Play regulations.
The plans for UEFA's
Financial Fair Play regulations sped up Manchester City's plans to join the Champions League, forcing them into splashing huge amounts of cash to break in quickly, but their accelerated ascension to the European elite hasn't helped them now they are in the inner circle.
When Neymar's representatives first tried to make the payment to do this, La Liga officials attempted to refuse the payment, with President Javier Tebas stating that the deal
infringed Financial Fair Play regulations.
However, these practices are absolutely essential to understanding how clubs actually calculate player costs and budget for new signings, especially in light of domestic and
UEFA financial fair play regulations.
The same source then claimed that the Inter owners had no interest in stumping up the fee needed to land the 24 year - old, citing UEFA's
Financial Fair Play Regulations as the reasoning.
He is already on a lucrative deal at City but with the oil - rich club falling foul
of Financial Fair Play regulations they may not be keen to offer him such a good wage this time around.
The Spanish newspaper state that Atleti and Chelsea have agreed a transfer fee of $ 15m for the Brazil international; however, Diego Simeone is said to be waiting to sell Guilherme Siqueira — to
meet Financial Fair Play regulations — before completing the deal for Filipe Luis.
As seen with Andre Silva's move to AC Milan where he moved for significantly less than his release clause, the Portuguese giants are coming off the back of a disappointing campaign and have financial troubles with regards to
Financial Fair Play regulations.
The Spanish newspaper, however, state that before Filipe Luis» move to the Spanish capital is finalised, Diego Simeone must offload Guillherme Siqueira to meet
Financial Fair Play regulations — who was a regular in this position last season, making 24 La Liga starts.
However, with Chelsea needing to keep to
Financial Fair Play regulations, Mourinho will sacrifice five members of his current squad to help fund this move, with some big names set to be axed by the Portuguese coach.
Le 10 Sport report of PSG's interest in Kante, but also note that they could run into difficulties due to both the player's importance to Chelsea and their own issues with
Financial Fair Play regulations.
According to Goal, Barca plan to offer the France international a new contract but can not currently do so due to
Financial Fair Play regulations.
However, their spending habits may have landed them in hot water, with the club in danger of being thrown out of the Champions League due to a breach in
Financial Fair Play regulations, according to Spanish outlet El Pais.
The 29 - year - old, formerly of Napoli, has not quite settled into life in the French top flight and may be offloaded as the club look to adhere to Uefa's
Financial Fair Play regulations, meaning a number of sides could do well to snap him up ahead of next season.
City might have switched from local kit manufacturers Umbro last season in a six year deal with giants Nike but the petro - fuelled Premier League giants hardly have the most lucrative and their paltry fee will hardly help them correspond with
Financial Fair Play regulations.
The French giants seem likely to be unable to complete a move this month due to UEFA's
Financial Fair Play Regulations, having already splashed a whopping $ 222 Million on the Brazilian superstar from Barcelona.
As the source explains, the loan system is by its nature controversial, because it allows clubs to speculate safe in the knowledge that if they need to offload players to adhere to
Financial Fair Play regulations or squad number limitations, they can move stock they don't want elsewhere.
Cavani is reportedly on the verge of leaving Paris, with the club seeking to recoup cash in order to appease UEFA's
Financial Fair Play regulations.
The latest report again highlights how UEFA's
Financial Fair Play regulations have turned around football...
I don't think anyone wanted this to happen but we have
the Financial Fair Play regulations to follow.
Under UEFA's
Financial Fair Play regulations, clubs that compete in the Champions League and the Europa League basically can not spend more money than they bring in.
PSG, having already signed Neymar from Barcelona for # 200.6 m this summer, insisted on the initial loan season so as not to fall foul of UEFA's
Financial Fair Play regulations.
Director of football Garcia Pitarch has confirmed that Valencia must sell players in order to comply with
the Financial Fair Play regulations.
Financial Fair Play regulations are the only reason why Di Maria isn't already a PSG player.
European football's governing body said the Swiss Super League club owed French Ligue 2 side Sochaux $ 950,000 (# 820,000) following the signing of Ishmael Yartey and — under club licensing and
financial fair play regulations — should not have taken part in any of this season's UEFA competitions.
In order to abide by
Financial Fair Play regulations — and the huge fine that would bring — Bruce is believed to have been told any money he can spend in the summer has to come from player sales.
Of course, due to
Financial Fair Play regulations, that's what we've had to do, which goes back to how the club has frittered away so much money over the last couple of years.