New wave of football scandals: UEFA hides the financial doping of Paris Saint Germain and Manchester City

The European Network for Collaborative Research (EIC) has revealed new documents from Football leaks and this triggered a scandal at the European level. The German newspaper Der Speigel revealed that Michel Platini and Gianni Infantino they were covering economic injections in the Paris Saint Germain and in the Manchester City when they were the president and the secretary general of UEFA.

The documents reveal that the PSG received 1,800 million euros fraudulently in the name of Government of Qatar, a figure that goes against the rules of "Financial Fair Play", the measure aimed at regulating disproportionate spending by European clubs.

Infantino, who is currently the president of the FIFA, is directly involved in this scandal because 2012, when I escorted Platini to UEFA, I would have validated this contract between PSG and Qatar this did not respect the regulations. The link was made with Nasser Al-Khelaïfi, president of the French club, and who was his right arm, Jean-Claude Blanc.

The French medium Mediapart, also with access to leaking football, revealed to Al-Khelaïfi Platini cuts the fine at the club for violation of financial fair play at the height of Manchester City. He also stated that Infantino accepted that the PSG retroactively counts a fraction of the Contract with the Qatar Tourism Authority for the 2013-2014 seasonSomething the city had done too.

The information ensures that "Both clubs are shamelessly controlled by authoritarian governments of the Persian Gulf states", claiming that they are arguing on the basis of the information to which they have access.

THE "SECRET PLAN" OF THE CLUBS THAT BAYERN MUNICH ENCABORES

Der Spiegel also highlighted that there is a "secret" plan of the big European clubs make a "Super League", eliminate the UEFA Champions League and leave the local leagues. The Bayern Munich would lead this initiative that is approved by 11 of the biggest European football clubs, which tries to solve the legal and commercial difficulties to shape its project.

In documents, they appear as "Founders" Real Madrid, FC Barcelona, ​​the Manchester United, Juventus, Chelsea, Arsenal, Paris St. Germain, Manchester City, Liverpool, AC Milan and Bayern. To this group of eleven would add five "first guests" which, according to the German newspaper, would be Atlético Madrid, Borussia Dortmund, Olympique Marseille, Inter Milan and AS Roma.

This new wave of revelations, As announced Der Spiegel in Germany and Mediapart in France, it will have new deliveries in the coming weeks.