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Newcastle, Chelsea and Aston Villa fined for breaching European financial rules

The Guardian Sport· Jun 30, 2026 · 9:36 PM · 59 views

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Newcastle, Chelsea, and Aston Villa have been penalized for violating European financial regulations, with fines reaching millions. Newcastle faces a €6 million penalty, while Aston Villa's fine could rise to €22.5 million. Despite the penalties, these clubs continue to strategize their financial and transfer plans. #FootballNews #UEFA #FinancialFairPlay #Newcastle #Chelsea #AstonVilla #Soccer

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