Galatasaray Sportif A.Ş. ile Futbol A.Ş.'yi Birleştirdi
Galatasaray’ın profesyonel takımı ve Futbol Akademisi yapılan özel sözleşmeyle satıldı!
Sarı-kırmızılı kulübün uzun süredir gündeminde olan Sportif A.Ş. ile Futbol A.Ş.’nin birleştirilmesi sürecinde mutlu sona çok yaklaşılırken, 14 Mayıs tarihinde yapılan protokolle profesyonel takım ve Futbol Akademisi çatısı altında bulunan alt yapının devir işlemi gerçekleştirildi. Buna göre Galatasaray Sportif A.Ş.; Galaxy Management, ATA Uluslararası Bağımsız Denetim ve SMM A.Ş. ile Galatasaray Futbol A.Ş. arasında 14 Mayıs’ta imzalanan devir protokolüyle 17 Mayıs’dan itibaren geçerli olmak üzere profesyonel takım ve Futbol Akademisi’ni, 245 milyon 200 bin TL bedelle satın aldı.
Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich backs Michel Platini's bid for 'financial fair play'
Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich has emerged as an unlikely ally to Uefa president Michel Platini's crack down on football clubs playing in Europe who spend beyond their means.
Premier League clubs receive warnings from lenders
Football Association chairman Lord Triesman’s criticism of the indebtedness of English football appears to have spooked bankers with at least three Premier League clubs receiving cautionary calls from lenders.
Chelsea strongly defended their financial structure and have rejected any suggestion that the club's estimated debt figure of £730 million could ultimately jeopardise their participation in European competitions.
By Jeremy Wilson Published: 10:10PM BST 08 Oct 2008
Clubs in excessive debt could face ban from Europe
Uefa will act to curb the rising tide of debt in football, threatening to ban clubs that do not comply with new financial regulations from taking part in European competition.
By Paul Kelso Published: 10:10PM BST 08 Oct 2008
Counter balance: David Taylor (right) and Michel Platini want debt limits for clubs Photo: AP
Speaking 24 hours after Football Association chairman Lord Triesman criticised Premier League clubs for carrying a total of £3 billion in debt, Uefa general-secretary David Taylor said his organisation and its president, Michel Platini, shared his concerns.