The free-spending Chelsea have been hit the hardest by UEFA’s fines, with the Blues forced to pay €31 million ($36.5 million)—a record sum for a European club penalised in a single season. However, that fine could rise to as much as €91 million ($107.2 million) if they don’t meet the requisite financial targets over the next four years.

La Liga giants Barcelona have this week been slapped with a not-inconsiderable fine on the part of European football’s governing body, UEFA.This comes owing to a breach of Financial Fair Play

UEFA have penalised several prominent European clubs, including Chelsea, Barcelona, and Aston Villa, for violating financial sustainability regulation