LaLiga president accuses PSG of “sponsor cheating” and “destruction of the European football ecosystem” and stands by his intention to file a complaint with UEFA in the coming days for the management of the French club
Javier Tebas continues to denounce Paris Saint-Germain and what he understands as economic management contrary to every principle of sustainability and financially fair play in the football world, which has filled the glass with the stratospheric renewal of Kylian Mbappé, a jewel of the crown on the sports project in the Parc des Princes. “We are not going to approve LaLiga for a club to destroy the European football system. It is not a problem of French football, it is a problem of European football,” warned the president of the employers’ association of Spanish clubs.
In that sense, Tebas went beyond words, assuring that LaLiga is not only upholding its intention to denounce the French champions to UEFA, but that it has already prepared it, waiting to formally submit it in the coming days. “The complaint we are going to file with UEFA for the PSG case has already been drafted and it is not a sham, it is objective economic data from a club that has lost 300-400 million euros over the past three seasons. This year it goes to 600 million wages, and I’m not saying it, ‘L’Equipe’ says it, with losses of around 300 million and commercial revenues greater than Madrid, Manchester United or Barça that no one believes them,” he emphasized during an informative breakfast organized by the Europa Press agency.
“With those figures, PSG is renewing Mbappé by some amounts… I don’t care if it’s gross or net. It is impossible if there is no misrepresentation in sponsorship or capital contributions at a level higher than those set by UEFA. We are not staying here this time. We are going to France, we already have French lawyers and we are going to denounce PSG’s position before the administrative courts there,” he emphasized the following guidelines to be followed in this particular crusade against the pharaonic Qatari project, a symbol of the new governed football by the state clubs, at least economically.
“How many hats does the PSG president wear? He is the chairman of PSG, then he takes off his hat and is the chairman of the ECA (Association of European Clubs), suddenly he is the chairman of beIN Sports. Listen, this man can do whatever he wants, because UEFA is very dependent on him. It is impossible, “Thebes appreciated the figure of Nasser Al-Khelaifi, chairman of PSG and a strong figure in the sport of 11 against 11 in the old continent.
In this sense, the president of LaLiga, with a powerful opponent, is aware of his personal exposure and that of the institution he presides, in a war in which currently other European championships such as the English Premier League, the Italian Serie A or the German Bundesliga has not positioned itself convincingly. “We look like Europe’s Robin Hoods, I’ve talked to other presidents of the big leagues and some may join but they won’t put themselves in the trench. I tell them this is what needs to be done to make the European and therefore also to defend Spanish football and this is what we are going to do,” he analyzed in this regard.
“I’m not going to sit next to Nasser Al-Khelaifi and tell him ‘after the final we’ll have a pincho’, at least I’ll tell him ‘hey, stop cheating, what you’re doing is fucking football on’. I got it told him more than once, but since he is not paying attention, we must continue,” Tebas said of his current relationship with the Qatari president, illustrating the escalation of the conflict with the Qatari project in the French capital. may jump from rhetoric to legal action in the near future.
Source: La Verdad
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