Aston Villa, Chelsea, Newcastle, and Nottingham Forest fined by UEFA

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Aston Villa, Chelsea, Newcastle, and Nottingham Forest fined by UEFA
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Aston Villa, Chelsea, Newcastle United, and Nottingham Forest have received fines from UEFA for breaching financial sustainability regulations during the 2025/26 season. Villa has been fined €22.5 million, including €15 million suspended, and will face restrictions on registering new players for the Champions League. Chelsea is fined €3 million, with €2 million suspended, while Nottingham Forest must pay €2.5 million and Newcastle €3 million. Newcastle acknowledged its violations and confirmed a commitment to ongoing compliance with UEFA regulations, having entered a settlement agreement. This addresses Newcastle's overspend regarding both the Football Earnings Rule and the Squad Cost Ratio, which limits club spending to 70% of revenue.

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  • •Aston Villa fined €22.5 million for financial breaches.
  • •Newcastle receives €3 million fine and acknowledges violations.
  • •Chelsea fined €3 million, Nottingham Forest €2.5 million.
  • •Fines are part of UEFA's regulations for financial sustainability.
  • •Clubs must comply with financial rules to avoid heightened penalties.
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Four Premier League clubs have been fined by UEFA for breaching financial sustainability regulations during the 2025/26 season.

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