Spain’s La Liga has said it is prepared to approach EU competition authorities if UEFA does not enforce its Financial Fair Play (FFP) rules against Manchester City and Paris Saint-Germain. He said that his organisation did not have "full confidence" that Uefa would enforce FFP rules, adding: "Should Uefa fail to act, we will do what we have said before: launch a complaint with EU competition authorities." The Spanish league says that the two clubs have been fined €50m (£43m) for breaching FFP rules, which require them to spend at least a third of their revenue on player wages.
Spain’s La Liga has said it is prepared to approach EU competition authorities if UEFA does not enforce its Financial Fair Play (FFP) rules against Manchester City and Paris Saint-Germain. The Spanish league says that the two clubs have been fined €50m (£43m) for breaching FFP rules, which require them to spend at least a third of their revenue on player wages.