UEFA's lawyers are gearing up for another legal headache as the thorny issue of multi-club ownership resurfaces—this time involving Crystal Palace. The situation has forced UEFA to scrutinize its own rules, revealing just how messy and complicated modern football ownership structures have become.

Editor’s Note: Football's governing bodies are struggling to keep up with the rapid rise of multi-club ownership models, which blur the lines of competition and fairness. If UEFA can't enforce its own rules effectively, it could undermine the integrity of European football—making this a fight worth watching.