UEFA on Thursday denied media reports that it has already decided to reject AC Milan's application for a voluntary agreement regarding its Financial Fair Play rules.
"The reports in the media about a potential refusal are groundless," UEFA said in a statement to ANSA.
"The committee for the clubs' financial control will meet on
Friday to discuss the voluntary agreement request and the
decision is expected next week".
Milan has not respected the financial fair play rules after
making big losses in recent years and going on a big spending
spree in the summer under new Chinese ownership.
Such agreements can regard financial penalties and squad and
pay restrictions.
Despite making big investments on the transfer market, Milan
have struggled so far this season.
They are eighth in Serie A with 21 points from 15 games, 18
points behind leaders Inter, and they recently sacked coach
Vincenzo Montella and replaced him with Gennaro Gattuso.
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