Football’s push to
ensure its clubs
run within a more
sustainable
business model saw its first ever penalties in
September 2012. Three years
after the initial agreement
regarding Financial Fair Play (FFP),
Uefa withheld prize money from
23 clubs who had failed to comply with the strict framework set out
for the season 2011-12. But since
then, the new regulations have
claimed their most high-profile
victim. When Sheikh Abdullah bin
Nasser Al-Thani bought Malaga and invested millions upon millions
of Euros on transfers and wages,
it appeared Los Boquerones were
on their way to becoming the
first club in almost a decade to
seriously challenge Real Madrid and Barcelona at the top end of
La Liga
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