La UEFA multó al Chelsea con 20 millones de euros (23,6 millones de dólares) por violar las reglas de monitoreo financiero y el viernes ordenó

Chelsea has been fined 20 million euros ($23.6 million) for breaking financial monitoring rules and Barcelona ordered to pay 15 million euros ($17.7 million) by UEFA.

The European football body, UEFA, has found Chelsea, FC Barcelona, Aston Villa, and Lyon guilty of breaching new financial rules. The new rule, which is known as the football earnings rule, is a regulation introduced to promote financial stability in football.

“Athletic Club forward Nico Williams has put pen to paper on a 10-year deal keeping him in Bilbao until 30 June 2035,” a statement read. “Nico’s new agreement has an increase in the release clause of more than 50% over the previous one.

We’ve identified five forwards that Barcelona can target as an alternative to Nico Williams. Marcus Rashford. Still out of favour at Manchester United, Rashford has been flutter