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Financial Fair Play finally kicks in
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5:11 PM EDT, Fri May 16, 2014
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Financial Fair Play finally kicks in —
Manchester City owner Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan has invested huge sums in the English club since buying it in 2008.
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Financial Fair Play finally kicks in —
The Abu Dhabi billionaire's spending has paid off, with City claiming a second Premier League title in three seasons, but the club has agreed to restrict its outlay for the next three years.
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Financial Fair Play finally kicks in —
Like City, Paris Saint-Germain has been sanctioned by UEFA for breaking its financial fair play rules, having won the French league title for the second season in a row.
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Financial Fair Play finally kicks in —
PSG's Qatari owners have invested heavily in top players such as Swedish forward Zlatan Ibrahimovic, but will face spending restrictions as they seek to improve on this season's Champions League quarterfinal achievement.
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Financial Fair Play finally kicks in —
UEFA president Michel Platini has vowed to crack down on clubs that spend more than they earn, with seven other teams also sanctioned -- three from Turkey and Russia, and one from Bulgaria.