Inter have slowed down to avoid more Financial Fair Play sanctions according to Corriere dello Sport. The Nerazzurri are in the third year of their four year agreement with UEFA and must break even on June 30 next year.
Last season Inter had until the end of May to do the same and Suning smartly re-named Pinetina and added training kit sponsorship among other things but this season, the first two will not be able to be repeated.
Moreover, the Chinese Government’s limit on foreign spending makes things much harder for Suning and Inter. In January, mercato duo Walter Sabatini and Piero Ausilio will have their hands tied, just like Suning do.
Source: FCInterNews.it
the whole Neymar saga made a huge mockery of FFP. but I heard that these Chinese dictators have put restriction on foreign investments.
Can someone tell me more about ffp? Why can other clubs spend so much while others can’t. And why are the consequences of not boeying the rules?
Honestly, there has been so much talk about this but realistically, shouldn’t we already be a top 3 contender with current squad? Maybe add some bench depth, at CB, that’s about it.
Yeah, I call bullshit on the whole Chinese Government thing. Wasn’t it just a story made up by a journalist in the beginning? Milan had no trouble spending like crazy all summer, the chinese clubs as well. So it either only affects Inter or there’s another issue. FFP seems more likely and since we’re in the last year of this commitment I guess the leaders decided to go for it and wait it out till next year. Milan on the other hand are yet to strike a deal with UEFA so going berserk on the market kinda makes sense in the short run, tho it’s a huge gamble. That said, I love their fans’ denial going like “We got a free pass from FFP till 2021” 😀
Don’t know anything about Chinese government but FFP is bs. If Paris can spend all that money via loan bypass then why couldn’t we do it?