UEFA: Turkish Super League leader Trabzon sports fined for one year suspended in European war

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　　China News Service, June 4th UEFA UEFA announced on the 3rd, Beijing time, that the Turkish Premier League leader Trabzon Sports Club was banned from participating in the European War for one year because the team did not comply with the previous agreement signed with UEFA. Settlement agreement for financial fair play.

　　The UEFA official announcement stated: "The UEFA Club Financial Control Agency (CFCB) Trial Court ruled that Trabzonsport did not comply with the settlement agreement signed on July 5, 2019 and was therefore banned from participating in the European War once. CFCB The Tribunal ruled on July 5, 2019 that Trabzonsport did not meet the breakeven standards required by the rules of financial fairness, and sanctioned the club. At the time, UEFA requested Trabzonsports in fiscal 2019 The financial situation of the country must meet certain conditions. If it fails to meet the standard, it will be punished by the suspension of the European War. If it meets the standard, it will be exempted from the penalty."

　　“The CFCB Tribunal is currently officially deciding that the Trabzon Sports Club has failed to meet its established goals for fiscal year 2019. Therefore, if the club is eligible for European competition during the 2020-21 season and the 2021-22 season, it will be fined and deprived once. Eligibility for European competition."

　　At present, Trabzon Sports, which ranks first in the Turkish Premier League, almost holds the Champions League entry ticket, which also means that they may lose their qualification for the European War next season because of punishment.

　　In this regard, the Trabzon Sports Club also issued an announcement in response: "UEFA concluded today that our club did not comply with the settlement agreement signed with them. While respecting the UEFA decision, we have to emphasize that we The club lawyers disagreed with the decision in their assessment. We hereby announce that we will appeal to the Sports Arbitration Court (CAS) in Switzerland within 10 days." (End)