Chelsea has been fined 23.6 million dollars and Barcelona 17.7 million dollars by UEFA for failing to comply with financial rules.
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UEFA has fined Chelsea €20 million ($23.6 million) and Barcelona €15 million ($17.7 million) for breaching financial monitoring rules. Both clubs risk further fines in the future if they fail to meet financial targets. Chelsea was investigated for the sale of two hotels and received a record fine similar to what other clubs were fined in 2014. Lyon was also fined 12.5 million euros ($14.7 million) following financial problems.
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UEFA amendează Chelsea cu 23,6 milioane de dolari și Barcelona cu 17,7 milioane de dolari
Chelsea, Barcelona și alte trei echipe de top, sancționate dur de UEFA " Amenzile de zeci de milioane de euro pot deveni și mai mari!
UEFA amendează Chelsea cu 20 de milioane de euro și Barcelona cu 15 milioane de euro
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