Juventus agree UEFA settlement with up to €20m fine; Fiorentina also sanctioned
Juventus and Fiorentina have both agreed settlements with UEFA over alleged breaches of financial fair play and licensing regulations. The settlement with Juventus includes a conditional fine of up to €20m, with the final amount likely dependent on compliance with agreed financial targets. Fiorentina have also been sanctioned, though specific details of their penalty were not disclosed in the headline. The agreements close the latest chapter in UEFA's ongoing monitoring of Italian clubs' financial conduct under the Financial Sustainability Regulations.
Read the full story at football-italia.netThese UEFA settlements are a continuation of the regulatory scrutiny Italian clubs have faced under Financial Sustainability Regulations. For Juventus, a €20m conditional fine impacts their financial planning but the settlement framework allows them to operate within defined parameters rather than face harsher sanctions like European competition bans. This stability is mildly positive for squad planning but the fine represents a real cost. Fiorentina's additional sanction compounds financial pressure on a mid-tier Italian club.
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