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UEFA Panel sets date for Italy inclusion verdict
Italy - 31 July, 2006
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A UEFA Emergency Panel said it would, after further examination and possible submissions by AC Milan and the FIGC, make a final decision on AC Milan's admission to the UEFA club competitions by 2 August.
Subject to the final decision, the name of AC Milan will be included in the draw for the UEFA Champions League third qualifying round to safeguard a proper drawing procedure.
UEFA issued a full statement regarding the meeting.
"Appreciating the timely submission by the FIGC of the list of Italian clubs to take part in UEFA competitions, the UEFA Emergency Panel reviewed the list this morning, in particular the position of AC Milan, and took the following decision:
- The final ranking of the Italian Serie A championship, as submitted by FIGC on 26 July 2006, and the list of Italian clubs to be entered for the UEFA Champions League and the UEFA Cup 2006/2007, are acknowledged.
- As far as the position of AC Milan is concerned, the Panel took note of a report submitted by the UEFA Chief Disciplinary Inspector on the question whether it would be appropriate, due to the particular circumstances, to admit AC Milan to the 2006/07 UEFA club competitionsFollowing this report, the Emergency Panel has decided to further examine whether to admit AC Milan to the 2006/07 UEFA club competitions.
- AC Milan and the FIGC will have the possibility to submit their observations in this respect to UEFA.
- The Emergency Panel shall then take the final decision on AC Milan's admission to the 2006/07 UEFA Club Competitions by 2 August 2006. The exact date and time will be communicated in due course.
- The decision which will be taken by 2 August is subject to appeal to CAS.
- Subject to the final decision on AC Milan's admission to the 2006/07 UEFA club competitions to be taken by 2 August, the name of AC Milan will be included in the draw for the 3rd qualifying round of the UCL 2006/07 to safeguard a proper drawing procedure."
Subject to the final decision, the name of AC Milan will be included in the draw for the UEFA Champions League third qualifying round to safeguard a proper drawing procedure.
UEFA issued a full statement regarding the meeting.
"Appreciating the timely submission by the FIGC of the list of Italian clubs to take part in UEFA competitions, the UEFA Emergency Panel reviewed the list this morning, in particular the position of AC Milan, and took the following decision:
- The final ranking of the Italian Serie A championship, as submitted by FIGC on 26 July 2006, and the list of Italian clubs to be entered for the UEFA Champions League and the UEFA Cup 2006/2007, are acknowledged.
- As far as the position of AC Milan is concerned, the Panel took note of a report submitted by the UEFA Chief Disciplinary Inspector on the question whether it would be appropriate, due to the particular circumstances, to admit AC Milan to the 2006/07 UEFA club competitionsFollowing this report, the Emergency Panel has decided to further examine whether to admit AC Milan to the 2006/07 UEFA club competitions.
- AC Milan and the FIGC will have the possibility to submit their observations in this respect to UEFA.
- The Emergency Panel shall then take the final decision on AC Milan's admission to the 2006/07 UEFA Club Competitions by 2 August 2006. The exact date and time will be communicated in due course.
- The decision which will be taken by 2 August is subject to appeal to CAS.
- Subject to the final decision on AC Milan's admission to the 2006/07 UEFA club competitions to be taken by 2 August, the name of AC Milan will be included in the draw for the 3rd qualifying round of the UCL 2006/07 to safeguard a proper drawing procedure."
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