La Liga boss slams systematic 'financial doping'

MANCHESTER, England-Qatari-owned French side Paris Saint-Germain is "laughing" at the financial fair play (FFP) system, a combative Javier Tebas, president of Spain's La Liga, said on Wednesday.

The 55-year-old also warned that if he was not satisfied with UEFA's response to La Liga's concerns regarding the lavish spending of both PSG and Abu Dhabi-owned Manchester City, he would consider taking his case to Brussels and the European Union.

PSG stunned the soccer world by luring Brazilian superstar Neymar away from Barcelona for a world record $264 million and then took Monaco's highly-rated French star Kylian Mbappe on loan with an option to buy him for $216 million.