Lord of Greenery

Chapter 511 Fairness Act
The Financial Fair Play Act is intended to be a decree issued to control the club's deficit. It was later found that this bill has a great containment effect on the Jinyuan giants.

Under the influence of Jin Yuan, Chelsea, which was originally a strong team in the Premier League, has become a wealthy team in the Premier League.

In many cases, the players sitting on Chelsea's bench can make other teams and even giants salivate.

Those who have inherited and carried forward this model are naturally the big local tyrants from the United Arab Emirates.

The Abu Dhabi consortium is still very brainy. They are not eager for quick success like Abu, but believe in leaving professional matters to professional people.

Ever since they bought Robinho, a record in team history, they have paved a road with gold dollars, but they do not frequently intervene in the club's operations.

In 2010, FFP was introduced, which is said to have been promoted by Platini.

FFP hopes that the team will be responsible for its own profits and losses, and that various expenses should not be too much higher than various incomes.

There can be external capital investment, but there must be a limit.

Small teams violate FFP because they are too poor, and Jinyuan teams violate FFP because they are too rich.

However, when the rules are specified, someone will naturally understand these rules and try their best to exploit the loopholes.

Paris Saint-Germain's introduction of Neymar was to arrange for the other party to be an image ambassador, and gave the other party an "endorsement fee" of more than 2 million yuan.

Neymar used the money to buy out his contract and make himself a free agent.

In other words, he was transferred to Paris Saint-Germain on a free transfer. On paper, Paris Saint-Germain did not pay anything except wages.

When Mbappe was introduced, it was postponed for one year by buying out after loan.

During this period of time, Paris frantically bought and sold players and cleaned up the books a little.

Even so, Paris did not escape UEFA's targeting.

It's just that they are low-key enough, and on the surface, they are only exploiting loopholes instead of blatantly violating them, which gives both parties a certain amount of leeway.

Manchester City is different. While spending a lot of money, Manchester City did not effectively cover themselves.

According to the records of the German transfer market website, Manchester City has spent a lot of money in the past few seasons.

In the 13-14 season, Manchester City's net transfer expenditure was 1 million euros, and important transfers included the introduction of Fernandinho for 470 million euros, the introduction of Jovetic for 4000 million euros, the introduction of Negredo for 2500 million euros, and the introduction of 2500 million euros Keylor Navas (offensive player).

In the 14-15 season, Manchester City's net transfer expenditure was 7228 million euros. Important transfers included the introduction of Mangala for 4500 million euros, the introduction of Boni for 3230 million euros, and the introduction of Regis for 1500 million euros.

What's outrageous is that their signings this season are unreliable, and it didn't affect them much.

In the 15-16 season, Manchester City's net transfer expenditure was 1 million euros. Important transfers included the introduction of De Bruyne for 4076 million euros, the introduction of Sterling for 7600 million euros, the introduction of Otamendi for 6370 million euros, and the introduction of Fabio for 4450 million euros. Ann Delphi.

In the 16-17 season, Manchester City's net transfer expenditure was 1 million euros. Important transfers included the introduction of Stones for 7815 million euros, the introduction of Sane for 5560 million euros, the introduction of Jesus for 5050 million euros, and the introduction of Gundogan for 3200 million euros. Bravo was introduced for 2700 million and Nolito was introduced for 1800 million.

And now, that is, in the 17-18 season, their net investment in the transfer market exceeded 2 million euros for the first time, reaching 2 million euros.

Significant transfers include Laporta for €6500m, Mendy for €5750m, Kyle Walker for €5270m, B seat for €5000m, Ederson for €4000m, Dani for €3000m lo.

In these five seasons, Manchester City has invested more than 5 million euros in the transfer market!
The average net expenditure per season exceeds 1 million!
It must be noted that other teams have also spent a lot of money on buying players, some of which are not even as small as Manchester City, but they can also sell at a high price and recover a large amount of money.

This is not the case for Manchester City. Even if good players are smothered in their own hands, they will not easily sell them.

De Bruyne suffered serious injuries, and players like Stones, Sane, Jesus, and Bravo could only sit on the bench.

It is true that Manchester United will be silent when they see it, and Arsenal will cry when they see it.

In all fairness, these two teams are also giants, but look now, how many players in their starting lineup are worthy of sitting on the bench of Manchester City?
Manchester City's transfer strategy of only getting in and out makes their starting lineup and bench quite luxurious.

Especially after Guardiola took over, he almost changed the starting lineup.

It doesn't matter if a player bought with a lot of money is not kicked out, he can sit on the bench.

Stones, who was introduced for 5560 million euros, was abolished, which had no effect on Manchester City.

With the gold dollar, Guardiola has also recruited many outstanding players.

Sane, Laporta, Seat B, Ederson...

What they have in common is that they are expensive.

Not particularly expensive, but expensive too.

Other teams have a big one like this once in a while and then have to rest for a while.

Manchester City don't need it, they have such exaggerated investment every season.

An average net expenditure of 1 million euros per season!
This is not playing football, this is burning money!
In terms of spending money, only Manchester United and Paris can compare with Manchester City.

Barcelona, ​​Real Madrid, Chelsea, Juventus and even Liverpool spend a lot of money, but these well-established teams can sell players they don't want for a high price.

Manchester City don't do that, they sell people very poorly.

Manchester United and Paris also have the same characteristics. Paris and Manchester City are of the same origin, but a little more wretched and low-key.

Manchester United, relying on its highly commercial background, also makes big purchases every season.

According to Manchester United's background, it shouldn't be too embarrassing in selling people.

However, the confusion of Manchester United's management has caused problems in all aspects of the team's operations.

There was a problem with the operation, and the club's senior management was holding back the team, which caused the performance to keep failing.

If the grades are not good, how can the players in hand be sold at a high price?
When everyone recognizes that Manchester United has become a quagmire, the level of Manchester United players who are in the quagmire will also be questioned.

Coupled with the fact that Manchester United's operations naturally involve selling people, this is very sad.

If it is said that Manchester United fell into such a high investment because of helplessness, and constantly used new transfers to arouse the hopes of fans and sponsors, then Manchester City's continuous high investment is purely rich and willful.

At the same time, because there is no background and no way, short-term glory can hardly make up for long-term operation, and their sponsorship fee is destined to not be much higher.

The broadcasting contracts of the Premier League are not as dominant as La Liga, and [-] teams can get a lot.

Sponsorship fees and broadcast contracts are the bulk of the team's income, but these add up and cannot fill the big hole dug by Manchester City in transfers, not to mention that Manchester City's player salaries are also very high.

In order to achieve "balance of revenue and expenditure", it is almost inevitable for Manchester City to make false accounts. UEFA, FIFA and the Premier League Football Association are all investigating them, and they have been investigating them for a long time. No one believes that their accounts are really all right .

Although Manchester City has been investigated during this period of time, and there was news that they would be fined tens of millions of euros, they have not been confirmed.

Fans who are very concerned about this matter even rumored on social media that the officials investigating Manchester City died bizarrely, so UEFA did not have time to kill the killer.

It can be seen that there are already many people who are unhappy with Manchester City, or Jinyuan football.

Now, something really happened, here is the chance to watch the excitement!
(End of this chapter)