An expert in financial fair play reported sad news to Chelsea fans, revealing the largest fine in tournament history for the Blues if they do not promptly correct their mistakes.
Chelsea definitely needs to sell players and earn at least 100 million pounds from homegrown talent next June, otherwise they will seriously violate FFP laws and face a hefty fine. can knock on Stamford Bridge’s door.
Under Todd Boehly, Chelsea has spent more than 1 billion pounds since the 2022 summer transfer window. Since then, the Blues have continuously established and broken transfer records in the Mist country, bringing fans away from this surprise. came surprises other than admiration.
However, in the context of FFP starting to operate strongly and aggressively, Stamford Bridge was knocked on the door, and was involved in many allegations of violations, not only from the new owner but also from the time of Roman Abramovich.
Recently, Jim White and Alex Crook – FFP experts and financial advisor Stefan Borson stated that captain Reece James and Conor Gallagher will be the first to need to be sold, if Todd Boehly wants to resolve the situation, and emphasized that this is the gentlest, simplest and fastest way.
Financial fair play laws allow a club to double the amount of money on its books every time an academy player is sold, which is why James and Gallagher are so “valuable”.
“We all know that the pure profit you get from selling your “children” has no book value. That’s fine, but obviously selling James and Gallagher would probably be the best solution.”
“When we looked at the top of the window, we thought, “What’s going on there?”
“A lot of people told me to sell Gallagher for £60m, Broja for £40m, James for £30m but there were no buyers. But I see it as possible, especially in the very important summer time, the Euros take place and everything will be fine.”
According to the law, a club will only be allowed to lose a maximum of 105 million pounds in 3 years. For Chelsea, summer 2024 will be the second year of Todd Boehly’s tenure. If not repaired promptly, the Blues will certainly receive the penalty. Bitter from the Premier League.
