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At UEFA, mounting concern about AC Milan's murky finances

Club has been facing flak over its violations of the so-called financial fair play rules

Marco Fassone, AC Milan
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The club’s chief executive, Marco Fassone (left), visited UEFA’s lakeside headquarters in Nyon, Switzerland. (Photo: Reuters)

Tariq Panja | NYT
AC Milan is European soccer royalty, its global popularity driven not just by its 18 Italian league championships but also by its seven European titles. Those glories seem long ago these days — the last of Milan’s European Cups was won in 2007 — and now a financial crisis threatens to delay the club’s return to the top even longer.

European soccer’s governing body, UEFA, is concerned about Milan’s financial viability under its Chinese owner, and without a resolution Milan could face sanctions that include a ban from the continental competition it once ruled. Facing mounting concern over its violations of