The proportion of income a club for player salaries is intended to be capped in the future, as the Times "reported on Thursday. Such a concept is already in the Spanish league in use, where the clubs may, for example, be able to use 70 percent for the remuneration of their players. If an association exceeds this salary top limit, he would have to pay the plans to the UEFA a "luxury tax". This would redistribute the money to those clubs that stick to the rules.
Further sanctions to the exclusion of European competitions should continue to be possible. The new rules should enter into force 2022 and first apply for three years.
Financial Fair Play was introduced eleven years ago and allows the clubs currently to show a short-term deficit of 30 million euros in the past three years. External donors can ensure compensation, otherwise threaten sanctions. The Corona pandemic led most recently too relaxation.
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