Italian sports daily La Gazzetta dello Sport reports that Paris Saint-Germain has been fined €2.7 million by the Île-de-France Labour Inspectorate for failing to comply with professional gender equality regulations.
PSG Fined €2.7 Million for Lack of Women Among Top Earners, Reports Say
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