Buducnost receives suspended ban from UEFA competition

The European football umbrella organization has fined the "blue and whites" for unpaid debts to clubs, employees and/or state authorities for taxes and contributions.

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Photo: FK Budućnost/Rusmin Radič
Photo: FK Budućnost/Rusmin Radič
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Buducnost was among the seven clubs under scrutiny by UEFA's Club Financial Control Body due to outstanding debts to other clubs, employees and/or state authorities for taxes and contributions.

The "Blue and White" were fined 95 thousand euros, and the Podgorica club will also be suspended from UEFA competitions if they qualify for the international stage next season.

UEFA justified the suspended sentence by the fact that the seven-time champion of Montenegro is in a group of clubs that have previously committed certain violations and/or because some debts were more than 90 days overdue.

If during the 2026/27 season, Buducnost again has outstanding debts to clubs, employees or state authorities, UEFA has the right to activate the ban and exclude the club from the European competition for which it qualifies.

Otherwise, the suspended sentence will not be enforced.

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