Mollarca Teknik Direktörü Michael Laudrup

23 Temmuz 2010

İspanyol La Liga ekiplerinden Real Mollarca borçları yüzünden önümüzdeki sezon UEFA Avrupa Ligi'ne gidemeyecek. UEFA'nın mali kriterlerini yerine getiremeyen Real Mollarca'ya İspanyol Federasyonu da vize vermeyince kulüp önümüzdeki sezon UEFA Avrupa Kupası'na katılamayacak.

Geçen sezon İspanyol Ligi La Liga'yı beşinci sırada tamamlayan Mollarca futbol kulübü yaklaşık 85 milyon Euro civarındaki borçları yüzünden üçüncü kişi ve kurumlara karşı yasal yükümlülüklerini yerine getiremediği için önümüzdeki sezon düzenlenecek UEFA Avrupa Ligi maçlarına katılamayacak. Kararı anlaşılmaz olarak değerlendirip duruma itiraz eden kulüp mahkemeye gideceğini belirtti.

The financially troubled Spanish club Real Mallorca have been excluded from this season's European competition by the governing body Uefa.

Mallorca finished fifth in La Liga last season and qualified for the Europa League but Uefa said that its Control and Disciplinary Body had decided the club had not fulfilled the admission criteria.

"...the licence of the club was not granted in accordance with the Uefa Club Licensing Regulations, 2008 edition, and the club has not fulfilled its obligations as defined in these regulations," Uefa said in a statement on its website.

Mallorca said in May that they had applied to go into voluntary administration in an effort to sort out their finances. Like many Spanish clubs, they have been slipping ever further into the red due to spiralling wage and transfer costs and a recent University of Barcelona study indicated they had debts of around €85m (£71.7m).

The world No1 tennis player and Mallorca native Rafa Nadal became a shareholder in the club this month and his uncle, the former professional footballer Miguel Angel Nadal, is assistant to the new coach Michael Laudrup.{jcomments on}

http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2010/jul/22/real-mallorca-europa-league-uefa

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