A expert in the finances of running a football club has provided an insightful update into Chelsea's potential ban from competing in European football.In the draw for the competition, they were matched up against teams like Ireland's Shamrock Rovers, Greek side Panathinaikos and Belgium's Genk.
One way in which they have offset these purchases to stay within financial fair play rules, is registering income from the sales of other assets to sister companies.But, despite this 'loophole' not working for UEFA competitions, leaving Chelsea subject to punishments, former Manchester City employee Stefan Borson has revealed he does not expect the Blues to face any“The more you fail, the bigger the fine.
Another way that they have has been working around the financial fair play rules is by selling players shortly after signing them for an increased fee.