UEFA removes Juventus from European competition and fines Chelsea in financial rule-breaking cases

Juventus has been removed from European competition next season and Chelsea fined $11 million in separate UEFA rulings over financial rules breaches.
Juventus has been removed from European competition next season and Chelsea fined $11 million in separate UEFA rulings over financial rules breaches. The expulsion of Juventus from the third-tier Europa Conference League was expected because of a false accounting case that already saw the two-time European champion deducted 10 points in Serie A. That penalty dropped Juventus out of Champions League qualification places. UEFA says Juventus also must also pay a fine of 10 million euros ($11 million) for breaking Financial Fair Play rules. A further 10 million euros can be deducted if the club fails to comply with UEFA financial monitoring rules in future seasons. Chelsea will pay a settlement of 10 million euros for incorrect financial information submitted between 2012 and 2019 .

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