Football: PSG, Man City fined and have squads capped for breaches

Manchester City celebrate winning their English League Cup final soccer match against Sunderland at Wembley Stadium in London on March 2, 2014. Manchester City and Paris Saint Germain have been given conditional fines of 60 million euros (S$102 milli
Manchester City celebrate winning their English League Cup final soccer match against Sunderland at Wembley Stadium in London on March 2, 2014. Manchester City and Paris Saint Germain have been given conditional fines of 60 million euros (S$102 million) and had their squad sizes capped for next season's Champions League after breaching new rules to stabilise soccer club finances. -- FILE PHOTO: REUTERS

LONDON (REUTERS) - Manchester City and Paris Saint Germain have been given conditional fines of 60 million euros (S$102 million) and had their squad sizes capped for next season's Champions League after breaching new rules to stabilise soccer club finances.

As part of their settlement, City also agreed to signficantly limit transfer spending for next two seasons.

UEFA has handed lesser punishments to seven other clubs including Galatasaray of Turkey and Russia's Zenit St Petersburg.

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