Western media: To prevent Mbappe and Paris’ new contract from coming into effect, La Liga will launch a lawsuit against Paris in France
Live it, June 17, according to Spanish radio Cobe, French lawyer Juan Bran, hired by La Liga, will sue the French judicial department to prevent Mbappe’s contract renewal with Paris Saint-Germain from taking effect.
If the relevant French courts rule against La Liga, the latter will consider action at the European Commission and appeal to the Court of Justice of the European Union.
Blanco said: “We will want to push the court to make a decision similar to the Boseman Act of 1995. At the time, the Boseman Act unshackled the player transfer market, and we hope to pass a new law to further regulate the transfer of players. meeting the market and extending the strong fiscal rules of La Liga to the whole of Europe.”
Blanco’s lawyer said he would also ask the Ligue 1 league to audit Paris Saint-Germain’s accounts within an administrative scope. “We know that it is difficult to obtain a judicial victory against Paris in France. After all, French President Emmanuel Macron has also stated that he wants Mbappe to stay in Ligue 1.” But he believes that legal action will make progress in the EU, and he will call for The European Commission said on this point that, after all, Paris at least violated the spending balance rules set by the Ligue 1 league.
“Paris claims to earn 180 million euros by selling players to break even, but so far, Paris has only sold one player, and the transfer income is 7 million euros. But Paris is spending the next three years. The price of 500 million euros is to renew the contract with Mbappe.”
Blanco’s lawyer also pointed to a conflict of interest between Ligue 1 and Qatar. He believes that because Ligue 1 relies on funds from Qatar, the implementation of “financial fair play” rules has been delayed in order to safeguard the interests of Paris Saint-Germain.
He believes that Manchester City and Paris are hurting European football because of their existence. On the one hand, teams that abide by financial rules such as Real Madrid and Barcelona can only increase the price of tickets or jerseys to increase revenue. On the other hand, the UAE and Qatar are raising the price of oil and gas sold to Europe in order to recover their costs due to their over-investment in football. The wool still comes from the sheep.
“Qatar doesn’t have a lot of money to spend. The money it spends on Mbappe is being paid by all of our electricity consumers.”
(deep in the ocean)Return to Sohu, see more
Editor:
Disclaimer: The opinions of this article only represent the author himself, Sohu is an information publishing platform, and Sohu only provides information storage space services.