UEFA imposes fine on Galatasaray!

UEFA has fined 11 clubs, including Galatasaray, on the grounds that they have overdue debts.

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The UEFA Club Financial Control Body (CFCB) has completed its assessment regarding the "no overdue payables" requirements defined in the UEFA Club Licensing and Financial Sustainability Regulations.

In the CFCB's assessment, it was determined that some clubs, including Galatasaray, did not meet the criteria for no overdue payables in March for club licensing and participation in UEFA club competitions.

The First Chamber of the CFCB imposed the following fines on 11 clubs on the grounds that they had overdue payables and/or reported incorrect debt information:

Porto (Portugal): 1.5 million Euros

CSKA Sofia (Bulgaria): 450 thousand Euros

Vitoria (Portugal): 200 thousand Euros

Dinamo Tbilisi (Georgia): 80 thousand Euros

Braga (Portugal): 40 thousand Euros

Partizan (Serbia): 40 thousand Euros

Galatasaray (Turkey): 30 thousand Euros

Real Betis (Spain): 30 thousand Euros

Ordabasy (Kazakhstan): 20 thousand Euros

Riga (Latvia): 10 thousand Euros

Auda (Latvia): 10 thousand Euros

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