Uefa Financial Fair Play

Summary

UEFA Financial Fair Play (FFP) regulations, officially called UEFA Club Licensing and Financial Fair Play Regulations, are designed to prevent clubs from accumulating excessive debts. Article 58, the Break-even Requirement, mandates clubs to balance their books, ensuring expenditures do not exceed earnings. Compliance is monitored over a rolling three-year period. In Italian, FFP is referred to as Fair Play Finanziario.

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Whats the uefa ffp rules called
The UEFA Financial Fair Play (FFP) rules are officially known as the "UEFA Club Licensing and Financial Fair Play Regulations." These regulations aim to ensure clubs operate within their financial means and promote long-term sustainability in football.
FPF In italian what it means
In Italian, "FPF" stands for "Fair Play Finanziario," which translates to "Financial Fair Play." This refers to the same UEFA Financial Fair Play regulations aimed at ensuring football clubs manage their finances responsibly.
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