More than seven million euros over 17 years: this is the amount that José María Enríquez Negrerira received for "advisory" work from FC Barcelona.

LaLiga, Higher Sports Council, Royal Spanish Football Federation... and now UEFA . All the bodies that govern Spanish and European football have come forward against Barcelona and are investigating the legality of the relationship between the former number 2 of the referees and the Barça club.

Well, it appears that UEFA wants to set an example with the Catalan team after announcing that they have started an investigation.

According to "Ser," UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin wants to impose "an exemplary punishment" that could include up to five years of exclusion from European competitions.

As long as it is certain that the punishment will not be overturned by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), this action would be taken.