UEFA president Michel Platini on Monday suggested that the Financial Fair Play rule requiring all clubs participating in UEFA competitions to demonstrate that they do not spend more thanthey earn could be eased when the executive committee meets at the end of June. “I think things will be eased,” Platini told French radio station RTL on Monday. Last season, Paris Saint-Germain andManchester City were given fines of up to 60 million euros in addition to having their squad sizes for the UEFA Champions League capped for failing to comply with the rule. This season, InterMilan, AS Roma and AS Monaco, among others, have been fined and could be subjected to squad reductions next year.