"Rosso Neri", most likely, will not be removed from the European competition for failure to comply with the rules of the financial Fair Play.

Last week, it became known that UEFA refused to enter into a voluntary agreement with Milan on the settlement of the financial Fair Play issue.

At the moment, the investigation continues, however, as it became known, the "Rosso Neri" is unlikely to be excluded from the European competition.

"Milan can be punished by a ban on transfers, as well as a restriction on wages".

"Such an opportunity threatens every club until it settles everything according to the rules, but in the case of Milan it is very unlikely," said representatives of the control body involved in the investigation into the "rosso-neri".

Also, the former president of the Financial Fair Play Committee in UEFA Umberto Lago said that in this case, Milan could face a fine of 5-10 million euros, plus an additional up to 15 million euros, depending on the details that will be found after the investigation.

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