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Fiorentina’s Joe Barone – A salary cap won’t work without Fifa mandate

In the third and final part of our interview, Fiorentina general director Joe Barone says that while a salary cap might work in US sport it  would create competitive imbalance in European football unless Fifa were to step in.

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