Financial fair play, City out of Champions for 2 years

Manchester City have been excluded from UEFA from the Champions League for the next two seasons for violating the rules of financial fair play. In addition to the exclusion from the Cups in Manchester City, UEFA has also imposed a fine of 30 million euros. Now the English club will be able to appeal to the Tas in Lausanne.

Manchester City "is disappointed but not surprised" by today's announcement by the UEFA Judging Chamber - which has excluded the club from European cups for the next two seasons for violations of the rules of financial fair play and, in a known, he announced that he will appeal to the Tas of Lausanne "as soon as possible" to judge "there is an independent body". "In December 2018, the UEFA chief investigator publicly anticipated the result and the sanction he intended to impose on Manchester City - writes the club in the note published on social profiles - even before starting any investigation. The Club has filed a complaint formal to the UEFA disciplinary body, a complaint that has been validated by a TAS ruling. Basically, it is a case initiated by UEFA, investigated by UEFA and judged by UEFA. By concluding this discriminatory process, the Club will seek to obtain a impartial process as quickly as possible and, therefore, will initiate proceedings before the Sports Arbitration Court as soon as possible. "