Chelsea , Aston Villa , Nottingham Forest and Newcastle have all been fined by Uefa for breaking financial rules for the 2025 calendar year.
Chelsea , who were fined €30m last year, were fined a further €1m, with €2m more suspended, with the London club saying it showed they were getting closer to complying with Uefa's regulations.
Villa, who won the Europa League , will have to pay €7.5m but could face a further fine of €15m if they do not improve their financial position. They had already been fined €11m last year.
In addition, Villa will face a restriction on the registration of new players for next season's Champions League campaign.
Europa League semi-finalists Forest were fined €2.5m while Newcastle , who like Chelsea reached the last 16 of the Champions League, were fined €10m, of which €7m was suspended, for breaching the football earnings rule and a further €3m for a squad cost ratio that exceeded 70 percent of turnover.
Chelsea , who were fined €30m last year, were fined a further €1m, with €2m more suspended, with the London club saying it showed they were getting closer to complying with Uefa's regulations.
Villa, who won the Europa League , will have to pay €7.5m but could face a further fine of €15m if they do not improve their financial position. They had already been fined €11m last year.
In addition, Villa will face a restriction on the registration of new players for next season's Champions League campaign.
Europa League semi-finalists Forest were fined €2.5m while Newcastle , who like Chelsea reached the last 16 of the Champions League, were fined €10m, of which €7m was suspended, for breaching the football earnings rule and a further €3m for a squad cost ratio that exceeded 70 percent of turnover.
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