UEFA is considering adapting its Financial Fair Play regulations, president Aleksander Ceferin said Tuesday, as Manchester City take their fight to overturn a ban from the Champions League for breaching the rules to the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
"It is too early to say how it will look in the future but we are thinking about it and we will probably have to adapt it," the Slovenian Ceferin said at a press conference after the UEFA Congress in Amsterdam.
"It was very successful as a system, there are almost no losses in European football any more, but now we will probably have to adapt to different times."
"Manchester City appealed to the Court of Arbitration for Sports, and let's wait for the decision."
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