For years, Bayern’s leaders have been using every opportunity to poke fun at their European competition regarding compliance with financial regulations imposed by UEFA. Their books are clean, and there is no doubt about that, but, on the other hand, many are blaming the Bavarians for systematically ‘tripping’ every club in Germany, and taking away their best players. Such complaints do not touch the Bavarians, so they continue to insist in the 2023 – everyone must respect Financial Fair Play.Oliver Kahn tells @BILD that FIFA announced the new 32-team Club World Cup without consultation with ECA members – says that as long as there’s no agreement, this competition cannot go ahead with European clubs members of the ECA pic.twitter.com/vtFfVxbz7b— Bayern & Germany (@iMiaSanMia) January 5, 2023 The Bayern’s CEO Oliver Kahn, this time did not directly mention a specific club, however, he followed up on the topic of the investigation that is ongoing and concerns irregularities in the business of Juventus.“It is a mystery to me how such things can happen if there are regulations. I expect that the consistent and strict enforcement of regulations and the punishment of misdemeanors will finally begin. It is very irritating for us that we have been working seriously and responsibly for years, while the largest number of clubs constantly report losses between 50 and 150 million euros” said Kahn.Daley Blind took a left turn just outside Antwerp and ended up in Munich!Former Bayern and Germany goalkeeper was also asked about the FIFA’s president Gianni Infantino’s idea of organizing the next World Cup with 32 nations. The German was clearly against the idea.”The contract between FIFA and the ECA, which regulates the cooperation and also the parking fees for national players to the clubs at the World Cup, expired in 2022. As long as there is no agreement here, there can be no Club World Cup with ECA members” explained Bayern’s CEO, who was elected to the ECA Board of Directors in December 2021.##NAJAVA_MECA_6928878##
