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UEFA fines Marseille €10 million for financial fair play breaches
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First reported by N12 · Jun 17, 2026
What happened
UEFA fined Marseille €10 million for financial fair play breaches over the past three years. The club will still play in the Europa League this season, but could face a European ban next year if it does not balance its finances.
- 01UEFA found Marseille guilty of financial fair play violations over three years.
- 02The club had a transfer deficit of about €60 million.
- 03Marseille may still play in the Europa League this season.
- 04UEFA imposed a €10 million fine instead of an immediate ban.
- 05A European competition ban could apply next season if finances stay unbalanced.
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