As a result, Trabzonspor will not be able to play in the UEFA Champions League or the UEFA Europa League next season. In case the Turkish club does not qualify for next season’s tournaments, the ban will apply for the 2021/2022 season, but not later.
Trabzonspor was disqualified for breaching a 2016 agreement with UEFA last year. The rules of the financial fair game were created in 2011 with the aim that the teams do not spend more than their income, thus avoiding the influx of wealthy owners into the club.
Trabzonspor has already announced that it will appeal against UEFA’s decision. “While we respect the decision, we especially want to emphasize that, along with our club’s lawyers, we do not agree with the decision,” the club said in a statement.
The club says it will file an appeal with CAS within ten days.
The rules of the financial fair game were created in 2011 with the aim that the teams do not spend more than their income, thus avoiding the influx of wealthy owners into the club.
Eight rounds before the end of the championship, Trabzonspor takes first place in the tournament table. The Bashaksehir unit in Istanbul also has 53 points, but worse additional scores.
Turkish football league matches will resume on June 12.
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