Bayern president skeptical of PSG's financial rules

Herbert Heiner admits to being baffled as to why Paris are still being seen as not violating financial regulators. By saying that he will continue to keep an eye on the story of "PSG" closely.

    Herbert Heiner, the chairman of the Bundesliga giants Bayern Munich, has expressed doubts over Paris Saint-Germain. Still haven't violated financial control rules, how? Despite bringing many famous players to join the team

    During the summer of this year, Paris reinforces the hottest army. With the addition of Lionel Messi, Sergio Ramos, Georginho Wijnaldum, Gianluigi Donnarumma and Ashraf Hakimi to strengthen by reaching Even the first 4 people will be joining the army for free. But they still have to pay big wages for those players anyway.

    Heiner said: "I'm still trying to understand how it's still in line with financial regulators while PSG are upgrading themselves. We will also be keeping a close eye on how it continues with UEFA's rules. and hope that other clubs will do the same.”

    “When I heard that Messi earned a total salary of 40 million euros (approximately 1,560 million baht), it means that the total amount is up to 80 million euros (about 3,120 million baht) if counting. including Hakimi, Ramos, Donnarumma."