UEFA Fines Chelsea, Juventus, Newcastle, and Aston Villa for Financial Breaches
UEFA has fined Chelsea, Juventus, Newcastle, and Aston Villa for breaching European financial rules, with Juventus agreeing to a settlement that includes an immediate €6 million fine. These clubs were sanctioned for failing to comply with financial sustainability regulations.
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