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Paris St Germain won a legal battle against UEFA after the European football governing body tried to reopen its investigation into the French club's spending on transfer fees and salaries.
The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) said on Tuesday that it had allowed PSG's appeal against UEFA, considering that it had taken too long to reconsider its own decision to free the French champions from the violation. financial fair play regulations.
The ruling is part of an ongoing UEFA survey concerning the finances of the 2017-2018 PSG – the season in which the club signed a contract with 222 million euros, signed by Neymar, with Barcelona and Kylian Mbappe from AS Monaco.
Last June, UEFA's UEFA Club Financial Control Board (CFCB) board of examiners allowed PSG to break UEFA's break-even point. However, later in the month, the president of the BCB ordered the trial chamber to reconsider its decision.
The arbitration chamber then decided in September that the case should be sent back to the investigating chamber for further examination.
PSG's appeal for the annulment of this decision was allowed by the CAS.
The club was able to argue that UEFA failed to respect the time limit set in the CPB's procedural rules, which provides for a 10-day deadline for any review to be initiated and completed.
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