Ceferin to financial fair play: salary cap not impossible

Ceferin to financial fair play: salary cap not impossible

UEFA boss: Possible salary limit

Aleksander Ceferin wants to present to the EU Commission. The President of UEFA wants to push forward with regard to salary cap for football professionals.

UEFA President Aleksander Ceferin wants to examine the possibility of a salary cap in times of sprawling transfer and salary sums and therefore to present the EU Commission in a timely manner.

"I'm not sure if that's impossible, and we're going to make a new move," said the head of the European Football Union (UEFA), the specialist magazine kicker.

The 49-year-old had already complained in 2016 that the majority of the best players are under contract with only a few elite clubs.

Also Rummenigge for upper limit
Recently, Bavaria's CEO Karl-Heinz Rummenigge also demanded the introduction of a salary cap, which is customary in US sports (Salary Cup).

"It is not just about salary caps, but also measures such as limiting cadres or banning or restricting lending," Ceferin said.

"There is a club that has given 22 players and others are only buying to weaken opponents." In Italy, a club has 103 players under contract and we can intervene without the EU. "