'There are other Premier League clubs that have also breached their financial regulations and the league is not acting as it should have been acting for years in this respect.'
LA LIGA PRESIDENT Javier Tebas believes other Premier League clubs in addition to Manchester City are guilty of breaching financial regulations.
Tebas considers other sides in the Premier League are also guilty of similar offences, speaking after a January transfer window in which English clubs spent heavily. La Liga’s chief criticised the English top flight and insisted that a potential European Super League would not be a clever way of competing with its riches.
“They aren’t transparent and they aren’t transparent because they don’t want a transparent football, they want a football run only by big clubs,” said Tebas.
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