How did UEFA punish Inter Milan?

On June 14, it was reported that the UEFA financial fair competition rules stipulated that the annual deficit of European clubs should not exceed 45 million euros in the evaluation period of the past two years. However, according to Gazzetta dello Sport, in the past three years, the deficit of Inter Milan reached 65.438+0.8 billion euros, and that of Rome also reached 65.438+0 billion euros. In the past two years, the losses of Inter Milan and Rome both exceeded 45 million euros, reaching the penalty standard.

UEFA today announced the decision to punish 10 clubs including Inter Milan and Rome. Inter Milan was fined 20 million euros, of which 6 million was paid in full, and the other 6.5438+0.4 million depends on the financial situation in the next three years. UEFA requires that the loss of 20 16 of Inter Milan must be controlled within 30 million euros, and 20 17 should achieve financial balance. In addition to the fine, Inter Milan will also be limited to the number of applicants for the European War. At present, Inter Milan ranks eighth in Serie A, only one-third away from the European theater. If the Nerazzurri can play the Europa League next season, their enrollment will be reduced from 25 to 2 1 person. If Inter Milan can still play in Europe in the 20 16- 17 season, the number of applicants will increase to 22. If the financial situation of Inter Milan passes the examination of UEFA, the number of applicants for the 20 17- 18 season will be lifted.

The club of Rome was fined 6 million euros, of which 2 million was paid in full, and the other 4 million depends on the financial situation in the next three years. Like Inter Milan, Rome will also limit the number of applicants for European competitions. At present, Rome ranks second in Serie A and is likely to enter the Champions League (Weibo) next season. The number of applicants for the Red Wolf Corps will be reduced from 25 to 22. If Rome's financial situation passes the evaluation, the number of applicants for the European Games will be lifted in the 20 16- 17 season. UEFA requires Rome to lose no more than 30 million euros during the two evaluation periods of 20 15 and 20 16.