UEFA Investigate Financial Fair Play Breaches in Serie A

UEFA has launched a formal investigation into potential Financial Fair Play breaches involving two prominent Serie A clubs, focusing on recent transfer activity and wage structures. The review will meticulously examine financial documentation submitted during previous reporting periods, with particular attention paid to long-term sustainability and budgeting accuracy. UEFA officials, including President Aleksander Ceferin, emphasized that the process is a standard procedure and does not imply a presumption of guilt at this early stage. The clubs involved, including Juventus, have pledged full cooperation with the investigation to ensure a swift resolution. Depending on the final findings, possible sanctions could range from significant fines to restrictive squad sizes in European competitions. The investigation serves as a stark reminder of UEFA’s continued efforts to strictly enforce financial regulations and maintain a fair competitive balance across European football. The results of the probe are expected to be announced in the spring of 2026, potentially impacting the clubs' transfer plans for the following summer window.