Toulouse Have Salary Cap Fine Reduced on Appeal
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While the appeal commission of the FFR has very slightly reduced the fine imposed at first instance by the independent disciplinary commission section salary cap, the Stade Toulosain still has the possibility...
Toulouse have salary cap fine reduced on appeal
In July, the record 25-time French champions were handed a 2.88 million euros (3.3 million dollars) penalty before it was decreased to 2.725 million euros following an appeal, for breaches in 2021-2022, 2022-2023 and 2024-2025. They were also penalised for a lack of transparency and co-operation according to the Top 14's governing body, the National Rugby League (LNR). According to the FFR, the misdemeanour in 2024-2025 was no longer considered …
The French rugby's most successful club saw its initial penalty of €2.88 million slightly reduced by the FFR Appeal Board.
Sentenced to pay a fine of €2,880,570.65 last May, the Stade Toulosain had appealed its decision. The FFR Appeal Board delivered its verdict this Thursday: the fine is lowered
Read the full article on stephaneLarue.com The appeal commission of the FFR confirmed this Thursday a fine of 2,725 million euros against the Stade Toulosain for exceeding the salary cap of the Top 14, slightly reduced compared to the first instance.
The FFR Appeal Commission reduced the fine imposed on the Stade Toulousain on Thursday to €2.725 million for violations of the "salary cap" of the Top 14. The quadruple French champion club thus avoids the...
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