Maybe we can find Mudryk in the reduced bin
Horribly run football club. Praying for a points deduction if they fail to comply
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Chesea FC: One Maur Time
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SuperGoon
Debbie Downer
Country:Ireland
Player:Saka
Honestly excited about this. They'll be absolutely fleeced to get players off the books. I wouldn't be surprised if they break FFP.
Horribly run football club. Praying for a points deduction if they fail to comply
TornadoTed
Well-Known Member
They will probably get a fair bit of interest and decent coin for the likes of Gallagher, Loftus-Cheek, Broja and Mount.
I think they will struggle to get much for the likes of Auba, Pulisic and Ziyech.
I think they will struggle to get much for the likes of Auba, Pulisic and Ziyech.
farzad4daarse
Red Card Magnet 🧲 🟥
Country:USA
Player:Martinelli
That won bothered me because i feel Palace played good football and if anything overachieved in Patrick’s tenure
farzad4daarse
Red Card Magnet 🧲 🟥
Country:USA
Player:Martinelli
Remember when certain people were twerking for Todd, eviscerating Edu for failing to get the mercenary/trendy/****** buy over the line? Murdyk was the type of buy we should be closing, a big club would according to some. And further saying how Trossard wasn’t the kind of buy that could impact a title run. The one that really ticked me off was when i won’t name names; were saying unless EDu could not sign Rice for god knows what after he failed lol to over pay for Murdyk, and Caicedo that he should be let go because he isn’t good enough to waste 100 million of Stan’s money on tossers with 12 career goals.
I told you guys the firesale is coming:
Now months later, what i told you SKy is telling you.
www.skysports.com
I told you guys the firesale is coming:
Now months later, what i told you SKy is telling you.
Chelsea face fire sale of players to raise cash to stay in line with Financial Fair Play - Paper Talk
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You know, in Peru we say that if the other team score 3 or more goals against you, goal difference, it is a "goleada", a humiliation, we were all expecting that from that match, glad it didn't happen
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Chelsea’s Kai Havertz: ‘From day one I felt a special relationship with donkeys’
The forward talks about his love for animals, his new charity and how he deals with the highs and lows of being a footballer
www.theguardian.com
They’ve stitched him up with the headline there
Country:England
Chelsea’s Kai Havertz: ‘From day one I felt a special relationship with donkeys’
The forward talks about his love for animals, his new charity and how he deals with the highs and lows of being a footballer
They’ve stitched him up with the headline there
The whole opening paragraph sounds like some erotic story
Some of my teammates call me Donkey.” A grin creeps across Kai Havertz’s face. “It’s not because of my football,” the Chelsea forward adds, as if he needed to. Instead, he says, it is something deeper
ArsenesCoatMaker
Well-Known Member
Chelsea face having to raise substantial amounts of cash by selling off players this summer to avoid breaching the Premier League’s financial rules next year after reporting large losses for a second successive season.
The club reported a loss of £121 million for last season, despite making a large profit on player sales, and that followed losses of £153.4 million for 2020-21. They said government sanctions imposed on their former owner, Roman Abramovich, had had an impact on the financial results.
Although the club say they have complied with the Premier League’s profit and sustainability rules for this year, Chelsea have spent heavily in the transfer market, splashing out about £600 million in the past two transfer windows, and prize money is expected to drop after a relatively poor season on the pitch.
The transfer spending can be spread out for accounting purposes over the length of each player’s contract in a process called amortisation but it will still go down as significant expenditure, as will each new player’s salary on the wage bill.
Kieran Maguire, a football finance author, said the club would be “dancing on the head of a pin” to try to avoid breaching the Premier League’s financial rules this time next year, which allow maximum losses of £105 million over a rolling three-year period.
This three-year period includes 2019-20, when the club made a £32.5 million profit, but that will have dropped off when the Premier League calculates the figures in 12 months’ time and will be replaced by the club’s financial figures for this season up until June 30, 2023.
Maguire said Chelsea might have to raise large sums from selling off players to avoid breaching the rules. Last week the Premier League charged Everton with breaching its profit and sustainability rules after three seasons of heavy financial losses.
“The one thing Chelsea have in their favour is that they have a very large squad so they are in a position to raise money by selling players in the summer,” Maguire said. “We have already seen speculation about Mason Mount and Conor Gallagher being sold.”
If Chelsea do need to sell players to comply with the rules, they will need to do so before June 30, so that the income is included in this season’s accounts and they can work out how much they need to bring in to avoid a charge. Everton tried to escape a charge for breaching the rules by selling the Brazilian forward Richarlison to Tottenham Hotspur for £60 million last year, but in vain, though they insist they are confident they will defend their position before a disciplinary commission.
After Abramovich was sanctioned in March last year because of his reported links to Russia’s president, Vladimir Putin, Chelsea were placed under a special licence that restricted their ability to sell tickets, accept event bookings and even sign contracts with players.
The restrictions remained in place until the end of May, when a new consortium led by the American businessman Todd Boehly completed its takeover of the club. Chelsea may try to claim those restrictions have had an impact on this season.
The club said in a statement: “Some of these limitations are also expected to have an impact on the financials in the following years due to the long-term impact from restrictions on entering into new contractual arrangements.”
Turnover increased to £481.3 million from £434.9 million the previous year despite the sanctions, and a profit of £123 million was made on player trading, but increased player wages, lower Champions League income and a “knock-on impact” from the Covid pandemic offset the higher revenues.
The club reported a loss of £121 million for last season, despite making a large profit on player sales, and that followed losses of £153.4 million for 2020-21. They said government sanctions imposed on their former owner, Roman Abramovich, had had an impact on the financial results.
Although the club say they have complied with the Premier League’s profit and sustainability rules for this year, Chelsea have spent heavily in the transfer market, splashing out about £600 million in the past two transfer windows, and prize money is expected to drop after a relatively poor season on the pitch.
The transfer spending can be spread out for accounting purposes over the length of each player’s contract in a process called amortisation but it will still go down as significant expenditure, as will each new player’s salary on the wage bill.
Kieran Maguire, a football finance author, said the club would be “dancing on the head of a pin” to try to avoid breaching the Premier League’s financial rules this time next year, which allow maximum losses of £105 million over a rolling three-year period.
This three-year period includes 2019-20, when the club made a £32.5 million profit, but that will have dropped off when the Premier League calculates the figures in 12 months’ time and will be replaced by the club’s financial figures for this season up until June 30, 2023.
Maguire said Chelsea might have to raise large sums from selling off players to avoid breaching the rules. Last week the Premier League charged Everton with breaching its profit and sustainability rules after three seasons of heavy financial losses.
“The one thing Chelsea have in their favour is that they have a very large squad so they are in a position to raise money by selling players in the summer,” Maguire said. “We have already seen speculation about Mason Mount and Conor Gallagher being sold.”
If Chelsea do need to sell players to comply with the rules, they will need to do so before June 30, so that the income is included in this season’s accounts and they can work out how much they need to bring in to avoid a charge. Everton tried to escape a charge for breaching the rules by selling the Brazilian forward Richarlison to Tottenham Hotspur for £60 million last year, but in vain, though they insist they are confident they will defend their position before a disciplinary commission.
After Abramovich was sanctioned in March last year because of his reported links to Russia’s president, Vladimir Putin, Chelsea were placed under a special licence that restricted their ability to sell tickets, accept event bookings and even sign contracts with players.
The restrictions remained in place until the end of May, when a new consortium led by the American businessman Todd Boehly completed its takeover of the club. Chelsea may try to claim those restrictions have had an impact on this season.
The club said in a statement: “Some of these limitations are also expected to have an impact on the financials in the following years due to the long-term impact from restrictions on entering into new contractual arrangements.”
Turnover increased to £481.3 million from £434.9 million the previous year despite the sanctions, and a profit of £123 million was made on player trading, but increased player wages, lower Champions League income and a “knock-on impact” from the Covid pandemic offset the higher revenues.
Horribly run football club. Praying for a points deduction if they fail to comply
This means they’re priority for the first part of the window will be shifting players, no way they’ll risk bringing anyone in when they’ve got this hanging over them.
Think both us and them will be after similar players: Rice/Caicedo/MacAllister ect. We need to get in early and get who we want whilst they’re still trying to flog players.
ArsenesCoatMaker
Well-Known Member
The thing is clubs know they need the deal done before June 30th and they'll low ball them knowing their predicament. Mount only has 1 year on his deal too
Selling players is always easier said than done. It happens a lot on here where guys say we’ll get X amount for these 5 players, it just never works that way in reality.
I’d be surprised if they can shift all of those guys by the end of June.
Must've broken his heart that just a year after he signed Giroud leftChelsea’s Kai Havertz: ‘From day one I felt a special relationship with donkeys’
The forward talks about his love for animals, his new charity and how he deals with the highs and lows of being a footballer
They’ve stitched him up with the headline there
lamby22
It's Not Lupus
Country:Scotland
Some would say he plays like a DonkaiChelsea’s Kai Havertz: ‘From day one I felt a special relationship with donkeys’
The forward talks about his love for animals, his new charity and how he deals with the highs and lows of being a footballer
They’ve stitched him up with the headline there
Kobi
I Know Who You Are
When did he play with Rooney?
Oh noooo I’m so shocked
www.theguardian.com
Roman Abramovich secretly bankrolled Dutch football club, leaked documents suggest
Exclusive: Files reveal €117m in loans for Vitesse Arnhem originated with then owner of Chelsea, despite repeated denials
www.theguardian.com
Matching that lineup Havertz looks like he just shat himself
Riou
Thinks Ramsdale is beautiful
Country:Northern Ireland
Player:Ramsdale
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