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Gait Chelsea in the transfer market is highlighted. Boss Premier League. Richard Masters sure Chelsea has thought of a solution not to violate Financial Fair Play (FFP).
Chelsea have been jor-rod in the transfer market this season. Together with the new owner, Todd Boehly, The Blues have spent more than 600 million pounds in two transfer markets.
In the summer transfer window, they signed Wesley Fofana, Marc Cucurella, Raheem Sterling, Kalidou Koulibaly, Carney Chukwuemeka, Pierre-Emeruck Aubameyang, Gabriel Slonina and Denis Zakaria.
The Blues’ hobby of buying players has not changed in the January transfer market. They recruited Mykhaylo Mudryk, Benoit Badiashile, Noni Madueke, Andrey Santos, Datro Fofana, Joao Felix to Enzo Fernandez.
Chelsea’s move to squander this money was criticized by several parties. They are considered to damage the player’s market value.
In addition, the actions of the Blues are considered to have violated Financial Fair Play (FFP). This is because Chelsea’s expenses are far greater than income. They only sold Jorginho in the January transfer market.
However, Premier League boss, Richard Master, thinks Chelsea most likely already have a solution not to violate Financial Fair Play rules. Moreover, the assessment of Financial Fair Play is not only in the span of one season. Rules count
“I’m not here to defend [Chelsea]. The new owner has owned the club for less than a year. They have two transfer windows,” Masters said.
“You need to judge football clubs after three or four years. And they can argue, in my opinion, this is a different transfer policy to the previous regime. Players with longer contracts and lower wages.”
“In our rules it’s a test over a 12 month period. So the question is are they going to sell some of the players who are in the next window. I don’t know the answer to that question. I’m not here to defend them but you have to judge something during certain period of time,” he said.
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