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"This decision was taken after FK Partizan failed to comply with the articles 65(1), 66(1) and 66bis(1) of the UEFA club licensing and financial fair play regulations."

The articles refer to unpaid monies towards football clubs, employees and social or tax authorities.

Partizan owe £2.17m, mostly to social and tax authorities in Serbia and they have broken UEFA's club licensing and financial fair play regulations three times in the past five years.




The ruling from UEFA says the 2015 Serbian champions had racked up almost 2.5 million euros ($2.6 million) in unpaid debts as of September, most of it to social and tax authorities in Serbia.

A three-year ban is unusually severe, but UEFA ruled it was needed because Partizan had broken rules on unpaid debts three times in the last five years.

Citing "a remarkably similar set of circumstances" to Partizan's last debt case in 2013, when it was given a suspended one-year ban from European competitions, UEFA's Club Financial Control Body said only a harsher punishment "is appropriate and also capable of producing a general deterrent effect."

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