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Tebas urges tighter financial rules after Manchester City case

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Tebas urges tighter financial rules after Manchester City case

La Liga President Calls for strict financial oversight, economic controls and absolute transparency throughout European football, says LaLiga President Javier Tebas. Following Manchester City Case, his remarks cite the club’s ongoing recent legal proceedings over alleged Premier League rule breaches.

Tebas stressed that rigorous economic controls and uniform rules are essential to guarantee fair competition and protect the sport’s long‑term sustainability. He warned that without such measures, clubs could gain unfair advantages that distort the market.

Uniform rules to protect football

The LaLiga chief recalled his 2017 warnings about ‘financial doping’, where clubs relied on massive external state resources. He argued that recent developments confirm the need for tighter governance across the continent.

‘What has happened, again shows that economic controls, transparency and the same rules for all are essential to protect football’s integrity and sustainability,’ Tebas wrote in a lengthy social‑media post. The statement underlined his belief that consistency is the cornerstone of a fair game.

While official sanctions and final legal steps remain pending, Tebas insisted the priority is ensuring the exact same financial rules apply equally to every club. He called on European authorities to act swiftly to uphold the sport’s integrity.

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