The final of the Champions League has caused turmoil among the top clubs. Paris Saint-Germain is paying for everyone’s expenses, while Arsenal has to bear the costs for its employees. Journalists from The Telegraph report that there is growing tension among the technical and administrative staff of these clubs. The club’s management has made a tough decision: the flight to the final of the Champions League will be paid for by the employees themselves. Each employee is required to contribute £859 (equivalent to 86,000 rubles). This amount covers only the travel expenses to the venue. Tickets for the stadium aren’t included in this cost. Given that Paris Saint-Germain is fully responsible for all logistical expenses and the accommodation for its staff, this financial policy has caused widespread outrage among fans. In the locker rooms and offices, people question the necessity of such expenses. Many experts are considering simply staying at home instead. The contrast between these approaches has led to a lot of controversy in the media. Or maybe it’s better not to go at all?