Quote from: Adbitco on Today at 07:14:49 PM

Quote from: beerlover on Today at 06:58:23 AM

As long as financials seems this different, no team will have a chance to beat PSG to be fair. The gap between how rich PSG is, and how other teams look, is pretty obvious when you look at how much they are spending each season. It not even just about how much they can spend on transfers, that's great and all but it's also about the fact that PSG can pay much more in salary as well, so that's an important part, and I am pretty sure that is going to be a tough thing for all of the other teams.

When you calculate all these financial differences, you will end up seeing how PSG will easily beat everyone at France, and the only problem they have is that they are incapable of winning the UCL, which has been a tough task for them.

It seems that this financial fair play stuff isn't really working on teams like Manchester City and PSG because those two teams spends recklessly and way above their revenue. The PSG take over happened less than 15 years ago, the question is apart from the owners money where else could PSG get the kind of money they are spending? Because they could not have generated such amount of money internally, the owner just pump in money at will thereby reducing the ability of the other 19 teams to compete with them financially. I just wonder why the league organizers have turned a blind over this for ages now. PSG will keep on struggling in Europe because they lack competition in France.

Every rule has loopholes that can be exploited, allowing a rich club like PSG to build squad depth according to their wishes without breaking financial fair play rules. I think all clubs will do the same when given the opportunity, because it is the easiest way to continue to dominate the competition. The gap in strength between each contestant is basically influenced by financial support factors, so it is not surprising to see PSG can easily dominate all competitions at the domestic level.

Overall, the ability to avoid financial fair play rules without breaking them does seem unfair in the eyes of mediocre clubs, the competition becomes unbalanced, the opportunity to win trophies becomes very slim, and reduces the appeal of the League. The organizers cannot be blamed for this, and I don't think they turn a blind eye and ignore their rules being violated by any club.