Ligue 1

[KingLeo10]

can also add kingleo to that list.

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Didnt notice ligue 1 has already started, im not the biggest fan of that league but psg-lyon/Marseille matches are usually interesting to watch.

Still crying? Clown

 

[Fati_Future_BallonDor]

0. PSG are used to underachieve. Historically, they have been performing better on Cup format but it has changed with QSI.

Same like city, in 2020 PSG was very close to win the title though but mbappe destroyed the hopes

 

[KingLeo10]

Same like city, in 2020 PSG was very close to win the title though but mbappe destroyed the hopes

They'll win at least 1 CL in 2 years and we won't see you again on this forum. For obvious reasons

 

[Fati_Future_BallonDor]

They'll win at least 1 CL in 2 years and we won't see you again on this forum. For obvious reasons

Dude, they can win 10 CL's if this make you so happy I care only about barca and portugal. But you should reconsider whether barca is the right club to be a fan although you'd rather want paris to win the cl than barca.

 

[Rassvet]

I care only about Barca and Portugal

Thanks for the laughs

 

[Fati_Future_BallonDor]

Thanks for the laughs

Your'e welcome bro

 

[Fati_Future_BallonDor]

Thanks for the laughs

Your'e welcome bro

 

[FC433]

It appears that Ligue 1 will not be applying their own FFP for the next two-three seasons.

 

[zanela]

I wish Galtier had stayed and build on his success with Lille. I don't know if there is any team that can mount a title challenge this season but I will stay hopeful. Love me some underdog story.

 

[FinBarcelonafan]

It appears that Ligue 1 will not be applying their own FFP for the next two-three seasons.

Exactly what LaLiga should have done

 

[FC433]

Ligue 1’s delay in new Financial Fair Play rules pivotal in PSG attempts to sign Lionel Messi

According to L’?quipe, the delay in a new Financial Fair Play stipulation has been key in PSG’s pursuit of Lionel Messi, allowing the Paris club to pay the 34-year-old’s mammoth wages. For the time being at least.

In Spain, in response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, La Liga decreed that no club’s wage bill could exceed 70% of their turnover. However, even without Messi at the club, Barcelona’s payroll would be 95% of income and, as president Joan Laporta elaborated earlier this week, 110% should Messi stay.

The DNCG, French football’s otherwise famously strict financial watchdog, had meanwhile planned to implement the same 70% rule but postposed those plans for two years following the pandemic. Pushing it’s introduction back until the start of the 2023/24 season.

As L’?quipe point out, as of the 2019/20 season, admittedly one affected by early cancellation and accompanying loss of income, Paris’ own wage bill accounted for roughly 100% of total revenue. Messi’s wages are expected to reach €40m net in yearly salary over a two season deal, which interestingly does in theory end before the change in Ligue 1’s FFP rules – although there is reportedly an option for a third year. A sizeable increase, which, as it stands, makes meeting that 70% target seem more than tricky for PSG. Although Paris are expecting Messi’s arrival to open new markets and revenue streams which may mitigate the affects of that sharp rise.

Furthermore, PSG will also have to comply with UEFA’s own Financial Fair Play regulations which prevent a club from spending more than it earns over a certain period but these rules have also been relaxed following the pandemic, allowing PSG some timely latitude to sign Messi.

Barcelona club members see this as unfair, a group of socios hiring a French lawyer and making a direct complaint over the application of Financial Fair Play to the European Commission in a bid to stop the deal going through.

Circumstances seem to have favoured PSG but, should the deal go through, attention will likely turn to player sales and reducing the club’s wage bill.

 

[Luftstalag14]

Meanwhile Tebas is having a field day with his obsession of the La Liga salary cap.

 

[DonAK]

Tebas is a cunt.

 

[FinBarcelonafan]

Tebas will get a lot of shit for this.

Barca should sue this fucker and LaLiga for losing Messi.

 

[Porque]

While we had unsustainable wages and needed something drastic like losing Messi to kickstart changes, the FFP needs to be relaxed.

What Tebas is forcing is unrealistic. This guy has corruption seeping from his face. You can see his interests right now are not in what's best for LaLigas biggest clubs but for his personal growth in Uefa.

Fucker must be mad Rubiales is above him.