After the European Football Union (UEFA) introduced a financial fair play as a modus to curb the incredible spending and borrowing of clubs, due to which most of the clubs were at risk from the bank, the Nion headquarters praised that the project succeeded in curbing the financial recession and bring the clubs into positive balance sheets with incredible earnings.


UEFA head Alexander Ceferin suggested that the financial fair play made the European clubs even stronger and after the latest research on the finances they made in Nyon, through the financial data of 718 clubs in Europe, the effect of the financial fair play clearly reflects, because for the first time the clubs make a profit and all that cumulatively collected acts frightening - 600m euros.
"Thanks to the financial fair play European football healed. The best picture is a 600m-euro combined club profit in 2017, versus the 1.7 billion losses they reported in 2011. This is a clear proof that the financial fair play really works. This success, this stability is the result of good work in UEFA,as well as the good work of all national federations that have introduced a licensing system, control mechanisms to improve financial discipline. The financial fair play offers a platform by which clubs can control their revenues and pay off their debts, "said Ceferin.