UEFA FFP investigation - CAS decision to be announced Monday, 13th July 9.30am BST

[luckyDip23]

So if I understand this correctly, UEFA have 10 days to review the reopened case.
Didn’t they reopen our case more than 10 days ago, so the same ruling would apply to us if they persue it?

UPDATE: they opened our case formally on 07/03/19 according to the beeb (https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/47490375)

 

[Parisian]

So PSG are (rightly) in the clear. Anyone who thinks this will mean anything other than an increased determination to nail us is sadly mistaken.

Just wait for July and you'll hear about another investigation on PSG. The new period of calculation is coming.

 

[Newman Noggs]

Just wait for July and you'll hear about another investigation on PSG. The new period of calculation is coming.

What a destructive web they are weaving. In their rage they don't realise the damage they are doing to football.

 

[Aytoun]

Havent PSG recently had one of their men join the board at Eufa ??

 

[dickie davies]

Might not help us, they screwed up big time..

UEFA closed the FFP compliance investigation into PSG on 13th June 2018, finding no fault. On 22nd June, they decided to re-open the case, but only formally did so on 3rd October, which violates UEFA's own rules that required them to re-open 10 days after announcing they would.

In other words, UEFA failed to follow their own articles of procedure correctly, with Article 16 (1) being the key clause of the UEFA Adjudicatory Chamber convention that they did not abide by. Massive legal own goal from UEFA.

The outcome is that PSG are not in danger of receiving any FFP related punishment until the latest round of checks, which will occur for all clubs at this season's end.

How does an organisation formally open an investigation?
When they said they had decided to re open it, why is that not the date?

 

[Stoned Rose]

Your last paragraph is perfect. The rest I disagree with.

In 2007, United paid £25m for Anderson, £22.9m for Nani and £22.5 for Owen Hargreaves. None of them were either world stars at the time nor turned into world stars but the market was set.

Anderson wasn’t worth 22 pence. What a fucking Liberty.

 

[Ric]

So PSG are (rightly) in the clear. Anyone who thinks this will mean anything other than an increased determination to nail us is sadly mistaken.

Yeah, that's been the concern ever since Al-Khelaifi joined the UEFA executive committee. PSG might be off limits now, so they'll go all out for us.

 

[VOOMER]

What a destructive web they are weaving. In their rage they don't realise the damage they are doing to football.

And to themselves. Between PSG and City, their is the financial clout to ruin people.

 

[VOOMER]

Yeah, that's been the concern ever since Al-Khelaifi joined the UEFA executive committee. PSG might be off limits now, so they'll go all out for us.

It won't work out like that.

 

[blueparrot]

Yeah, that's been the concern ever since Al-Khelaifi joined the UEFA executive committee. PSG might be off limits now, so they'll go all out for us.

They may well, but with CAS as a backstop, them setting precedents can only be a good thing, at least as far as the UEFA part goes anyway.