Blues chairman Boehly has been quite active during his two years at Stamford Bridge, spending over £1 billion on transfer and loan fees. However, it’s reported that he still expects the club to adhere to the Premier League’s financial rules in the future. Notably, a £76.5 million property deal with sister company Blueco 22 Properties Ltd had an impact on the club’s income sheet, which would have increased their spending even further. This development is expected to have consequences in the upcoming summer transfer window, leading to potential player sales such as Conor Gallagher in order to balance the club’s finances.
Boehly emphasized the club’s commitment to maintaining success on the field while complying with UEFA and Premier League financial regulations. The club has a track record of compliance since 2012 and aims to continue doing so going forward. Chelsea fans may be questioning their trust in Boehly given these financial moves and the potential impact on the team’s roster. Additionally, there’s the opportunity to watch major sporting events such as boxing, UFC, WWE, and exclusive content from MLB.