Tebas has been vocal against the big spending clubs in Europe for quite some time now. The Spaniard tweeted last week that PSG are as 'dangerous' to European football as the Super League last week and reechoed what he said at a press conference in Spain on Tuesday.
PSG completed the signings of the likes Sergio Ramos, Georginio Wijnaldum Gianluigi Donnarumma and Lionel Messi for free this summer, and Tebas could not wrap his head around the fact that the Financial Fair Play rules will not affect the Parisians despite their big wage bill.
PSG general secretary Victoriano Melero hit back at Tebas in a letter seen by the PA news agency.
“Time after time, you allow yourself to publicly attack the French league, our club, our players – together with players of other clubs – and the fans of French football,” Melero wrote.
“It will not have escaped your attention that we comply with UEFA and French regulations, including those of the DNCG (French football's financial body).
“It is worth noting that the French league did not, like your league, wait until recent years to take actions and put in place strong financial regulations.
“Now, you are also directly and disrespectfully attacking the players, simply because they decided to leave your competition, while at the same time you have been taking full advantage of having these world-greatest players in promoting your league until very recently.
“Your remarkable comments on the age of these players not only insults their past and current roles in defining how our great game is played, but also the millions of fans around the world who idolise them.
“Finally, I would add these attacks are unhelpful in the context of institutions and clubs across European football focusing every energy on finding common solutions to the problems facing football.
“That is, of course, except the three ESL clubs, two of which are in your league. I am quite surprised you are not focusing more of your attention on the two clubs in your league that remain steadfastly focused on breaking up your league, and European football as a whole.”
