UEFA have dished out hefty fines to Chelsea, Aston Villa and Barcelona, for breaches of financial sustainability requirements ...

Barcelona will have to pay a fine of 500,000 euros ($542,000) after losing another appeal against a ruling by UEFA, which accused the Spanish club of “wilfully and consciously” misreporting ...

In recent months, FC Barcelona has launched a full-scale diplomatic effort to avoid a severe UEFA sanction related to the financial “levers” it activated during the summer of 2022.

UEFA fines Chelsea, Barcelona, Aston Villa, and Lyon for breaching financial rules, imposing restrictions and future fines if ...

However that is based upon the stipulation that Barcelona comply with La Liga and UEFA’s financial rules this season. Otherwise, the sanction will be a €60m fine.

Barcelona has already been hit with a fine, but a larger one could be coming. If UEFA decides the club acted knowingly or was careless in reporting its finances, the fine could be in the millions.

FC Barcelona will be required to pay a fine of €500,000 after losing another appeal against a UEFA ruling, which accused the Spanish football club of "wilfully and consciously" misreporting ...

Barcelona, who finished the season as champions in Spain, received a 15 million euro fine from UEFA for violating Financial Fair Play rules.

Barcelona are once again in the spotlight for breaching UEFA’s Financial Fair Play (FFP) rules. Just a day after news broke that UEFA may impose penalties, Barcelona have responded to the news ...

Barcelona's appeal against a 500,000 euros ($543,150.00) fine by UEFA for breaches of Financial Fair Play regulations has been dismissed, the Court of Arbitration for Sport said on Friday.

Barcelona will have to pay a fine of 500,000 euros ($542,000) after losing another appeal against a ruling by UEFA, which accused the Spanish club of “wilfully and consciously” misreporting ...