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TA888 - President of the French Football Federation (FFF), Noel Le Graet, defends Paris Saint-Germain. According to Le Graet, there is jealousy of the biggest sport betting clubs of Europe to PSG. PSG became a byword after two crazy transfers this summer. Les Parisiens made Neymar the most expensive player by bringing him from Barcelona at a cost of 222 million euros (about Rp 3.5 trillion). Not long after, PSG brought Kylian Mbappe from AS Monaco. Mbappe did move with the status of loan sport betting players. However, there is a purchase option worth up to 180 million euros (about Rp 2.85 trillion). The figure is huge for an 18-year-old boy who has not even two years become a professional footballer sport betting.

Massive player spending by PSG raises questions about the club's ability to comply with Financial Fair Play regulations. UEFA has opened an investigation regarding this matter. PSG's transfer policy also received sharp criticism from a number of figures, such as La Liga President Javier Tebas, Bayern Munich CEO Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, to Lyon President Jean-Michael Aulas. But, Le Graet defended PSG. He called criticism to PSG backed by jealousy. Le Graet also considers UEFA to have adopted a double standard by ignoring violations by other top clubs. Instead, all PSG's actions are always closely watched.

"PSG always honor their commitments, we can not blame them on a fiscal or social basis, I do not think they disrespect the online sport betting rules that exist in France .UEFA is worried, at the same time they are not too worried by the actions of other online sport betting teams, especially in La Liga, "Depending on the country, clubs are taxed differently, I think there is also a bit of jealousy, and in big clubs, it is difficult for them to accept newcomers," said Le Graet. "Le Graet told L'Equipe. "I do not see where PSG made a mistake, the Financial Fair Play allows accounts to be cleared, but in addition to the online sport betting clubs in the small country, who else has been penalized?" Has UEFA ever touched Real (Madrid)? Barça? An English club?" he added.