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Why Chelsea and Aston Villa have been fined by UEFA – and what they must do to avoid more serious punishment | OneFootball
Chelsea and Aston Villa are among the clubs that could be restricted from registering new players for UEFA competitions after being slapped with hefty fines by European football’s governing body.
Chelsea and Aston Villa fined £27m and £9.5m respectively by UEFA for breaching financial rules
Chelsea and Aston Villa have been fined by UEFA for breaching its financial rules; Chelsea have to pay £27m and could pay up to £52m more if they do not stick to the settlement agreed; Villa have to pay £9.
Chelsea and Aston Villa have been fined by Uefa for breaching the European governing body's financial rules.The two clubs ...
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