French newspaper 'L'Équipe' confirmed that Paris Saint-Germain is still strictly adhering to Financial Fair Play rules, which makes it unable to act freely in the transfer market despite its financial health and outstanding athletic performance.

Paris Saint-Germain was not included among the clubs violating UEFA rules last July, unlike clubs such as Barcelona, Chelsea, and Olympique Lyon. The club had previously paid a fine of 65 million euros three years ago, with 10 million of it paid immediately.

UEFA continues to monitor the capital club, and Financial Fair Play is a key element in any transfer negotiations. During the transfer period, management held weekly meetings with the European body to determine the margin for maneuvering, which delayed files such as the transfer of player Ilya Zabarnyi.

The club is keen to ensure that team costs do not exceed 70% of the club's revenues, after the percentage was 90% just two years ago. Management confirms that the era in which the club spent huge amounts on players like Neymar and Mbappé has ended.

Paris Saint-Germain focuses on avoiding a return to a negative financial situation, benefiting from the experiences of other clubs such as Chelsea, which was fined 80 million euros and faced additional payments due to high salaries. The club is also looking for flexible financial solutions to pay players' dues, such as leveraging image rights.

The club's management, led by Nasser Al-Khelaifi, remains committed to ensuring the financial and athletic health of the team, with strict adherence to Financial Fair Play rules to ensure the team's continued participation in the Champions League, as clarified by the French newspaper 'L'Équipe.'