0 chance of any court to rule against FFP in general on that rationale...
The only legal chance we have is argue that we complied with FFP after the sale of the VIP seats, and that somehow (that would be hard) failing to meet the 31st of Dec. deadline did not violate the spirit of the law
Actually No, and we have seen that in Gavi case, we registered him after using all our cap space in summer on other players, and court went to our side because of both the player and business interest.
PS: Laporta's law firm is still active and he is still a practicing lawyer.
Tebas is a lawyer too btw, although no idea abput his career in that regard.