Paris Saint-Germain under Uefa investigation after £199m Neymar transfer

Paris Saint-Germain's huge spending in this present summer's exchange window is set to be examined by Uefa because of the signings of any semblance of Neymar, Kylian Mbappe and Yuri Berchiche. 

The Ligue 1 mammoths crushed the world exchange record with the £199million buy of Neymar from Barcelona, which has cocked eyebrows because of worries over Financial Fair Play (FFP). 

PSG have spent much more than they got this late spring, with just £51m rolling in from player deals, prompting Uefa to investigate their accounts. 

FFP was presented by previous Uefa president Michel Platini, in an offer to guarantee clubs lived inside their way to make a more level playing field in the exchange showcase. 

In any case, PSG appear to be discovering approaches to bypass these controls, with Mbappe joining on an underlying advance from Monaco before the exchange ends up noticeably lasting next summer. 

Uefa's announcement perused: 'The Chamber of Inquiry of the UEFA Club Financial Inspectorate opened a formal examination concerning the Paris Saint-Germain as a feature of its continuous observing of the clubs under the Fair Play Financial Regulation.