Times: Barcelona faces penalties for violating financial regulations, or reduces points for registration in the Champions League!

June 4 The latest report from the Times said that Barcelona violated UEFA financial regulations for the second consecutive year and faced UEFA punishment.

Times said Chelsea and Villa will be subject to financial penalties for their first violation. Barcelona may face tougher sanctions, such as reducing the number of registered players in the Champions League next season, and even deducting points according to UEFA regulations.

UEFA agencies will confirm the details of financial penalties for the two English clubs and the sanctions against Barcelona this month.

The Times previously reported that Chelsea and Villa violated financial rules and have been negotiating settlement with UEFA's club finance committee.

Previously, Barcelona was punished for misdeclaring income. In October last year, the International Court of Arbitration for Sport rejected Barcelona's appeal and upheld UEFA's fine of 500,000 euros. At the same time, the International Sports Arbitration Tribunal also stated that if the club experiences similar violations in the 2023-24 season, it will implement more severe measures to resolve the problem.