Michele Uva, the general director of Italian football’s governing body the FIGC, commented on the financial fair play situations of Inter, Roma and Milan.

The past month has seen Inter’s directors work tirelessly in order to comply with their respective agreement and saw them raise in excess of the €45 million required in capital gains so they could break even, almost exclusively through the sales of young players.

Rome and Inter were given a path by UEFA to follow and they are both respecting it. Milan knew the rules and they will be even more rigid next year. Financial Fair Play rules are done by UEFA and do not pass through the federation, and we can not intervene and help out,” Uva revealed in an interview with Radio Anch’io, off the back of the news that Milan were given a one year ban from European competition for failing to comply with their financial fair play settlement agreement.