The Greek football clubs PAOK and Heracles have been fined by the Hellenic Football Federation (DEA) for violations during the 2026 season. The penalties, announced by the federation, are part of a broader disciplinary action against clubs found to have breached regulations. PAOK, based in Thessaloniki, received a substantial fine for repeated infractions related to player conduct and match-day procedures. Heracles, from the city of Rhodos, was also penalized for similar violations, including unsportsmanlike behavior and failure to comply with administrative requirements. The fines reflect the federation’s efforts to enforce stricter discipline and maintain competitive fairness. Both clubs have been given a period to appeal the decisions, which could lead to further sanctions if the appeals are denied. The disciplinary measures highlight ongoing challenges in ensuring compliance with league rules across Greek football.