Tottenham manager, Jose Mourinho has called for clarity over Financial Fair Play after Manchester City’s European ban is overturned. Mourinho has questioned the criteria based on which Financial fair play rules operate after the 2 years ban on Manchester City was dismissed before time.
Manchester City was found breaching the financial fair play rules and had a 2-year ban imposed on them. Managers including Liverpool’s Jurgen Klopp and Mourinho have since questioned the clarity of UEFA’s rules.”Consistency I like, clarity… I don’t like doubts,” said Mourinho
“That is the only thing that disturbs. My opinion about FFP doesn’t change, like my opinion on VAR.
“When I said a few years ago I like the concept, I like the concept. What I don’t like is the interpretation of it, the people with the tools they have at their disposal.”And Financial Fair Play is the same thing. When I say it should finish, it is not because I do not agree with the basic principle. It’s because I don’t agree with the circus.” Mourinho added.
As per Media reports Manchester City manager, Pep Guardiola was extremely happy knowing the fact that the ban has been uplifted and they will be able to continue playing in European competition next season, having qualified for the Champions League.
Guardiola said on Tuesday.”I don’t want to apologize for anything. I’m sorry guys. Manchester City don’t have to apologize because three independent judges decided we have done everything properly. It’s clear – more than clear.”
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp openly criticized the unbiased decision as rules remain the same for all the clubs and it should be followed uniformly.
“I don’t want them to lose money, it is just that if there are rules, then I think that we all stick to it and not only some,” said Klopp.
