Inter and Roma could have spending restrictions placed upon them as a result of Financial Fair Play violations.
This according to today’s print edition of Rome-based newspaper La Repubblica, who report that UEFA will restrict the amount that the Nerazzurri in particular are able to spend relative to their revenues due to the financial condition of the club being in violation of FFP.
UEFA are set to impose newly-reformed FFP regulations, with a focus on restricting the amount of debt that clubs can be in, whilst they will also restrict spending by clubs already in debt.
To this end, the Nerazzurri, who still have a significant portion of a large loan to Oaktree Capital left to pay off, will not be able to spend more than 90% of total revenues on transfer fees, wages, and so forth in 2023.
The year after in 2024, this amount will be reduced to 80%, and then to 70%, with the aim of getting Inter’s debt problems under control.
