Fenerbahce faces UEFA sanctions after FFP breach

UEFA announced on Friday that Fenerbahce breached its FFP agreement, while Porto only partially complied.

Fenerbahce faces sanctions from UEFA after breaching its Financial Fair Play (FFP) agreement in 2018-19.

The Super Lig giant signed a settlement agreement in May 2016, but UEFA's Club Financial Control Body (CFCB) said on Friday the club failed to meet its break-even target.

The CFCB has consequently referred Fenerbahce to its adjudicatory chamber, which could lead to a ban from European competition.

Meanwhile, Porto will operate under transfer restrictions and a limitation on its European squad size, having "partially fulfilled" its targets.

Galatasaray and Maccabi Tel Aviv were deemed to be in compliance and will stay in the settlement regime.