The Latest Breaking News from Javier Tebas

Chelsea went big under their new ownership as the Premier League set a transfer spending record, but it has attracted criticism in football circles.

Man Utd didn't get their man this summer but Spain's football finance rules could open the door for a potential second move

LaLiga has raised Barcelona's spending limit by 800 million euros ($803 million), bringing it out of a spending deficit after the Catalan side sold off chunks of assets to patch up its finances, the Spanish league said. Barcelona were given a cap of 96 million euros last year, which was…

La Liga president Javier Tebas is preparing a report for UEFA after criticising the Premier League for 'unsustainable spending' and for causing 'transfer inflation' after the league outspent their Spanish counterparts more than 20 times over.

The Spanish league has significantly raised Barcelona’s spending limit for this season, but only after the Catalan club sold off part of its television rights for the next quarter century and other assets to balance its finances this summer. Barcelona has been allowed to spend 656 million euros ($659 million)…

The Spanish giants need to pull some strings to register a flurry of new signings before the upcoming season, and the former Ajax star is at the center of their dilemma.

Man United will not be pleased after the recent comments from La Liga's president

Barcelona are attempting to sell De Jong amid their financial problems, but he has been reluctant to join frontrunners Manchester United, which has opened the door to a move from Chelsea

La Liga president Javier Tebas has warned Barcelona that Frenkie de Jong cannot be pressured into taking a pay cut.

Frenkie de Jong is reportedly owed an eight-figure sum in deferred wages after agreeing to lower his wages during the Covid-19 pandemic.

These are your Manchester City evening headlines for Thursday, June 23.