Manchester United and Barcelona are among the clubs to have been fined by UEFA for breaches of Financial Fair Play (FFP) regulations.
United have been fined £257,000 for “minor break-even deficits”.
“While disappointed by the outcome, Manchester United accepts this fine for what UEFA acknowledges to be a minor technical breach of its previous Financial Fair Play rules,” United said in a statement.
Barcelona have been fined £428,000 for wrongly reporting “profits on disposal of intangible assets” in 2022.
Cypriot side APOEL and Turkey’s Konyaspor were fined £86,000 each for the same offence as United.
Turkish clubs Istanbul Basaksehir and Trabzonspor, Belgian champions Royal Antwerp and Anderlecht were among other teams to receive fines.
The decisions follow the last round of monitoring using FFP rules that have been replaced by new sustainability regulations announced last year.
A group of high-profile European clubs including Paris Saint-Germain, AC Milan and Inter, who agreed settlements with UEFA in September last year, have fulfilled targets set for the financial year 2022.
UEFA added that these clubs will continue to be monitored for compliance next season.
