Former Everton boss Keith Wyness believes Chelsea would possibly have no way of escaping a problem deduction due to their competitive spending on moves under Todd Boehly. The Blues have spent more than £920 million on their players over the past three years, but they have very little to show them. , with Mauricio Pochettino’s side stuck in mid-table lately.
Earlier this month, Chelsea reported a loss of £90. 1 million for the 2022/23 campaign, raising fears about its compliance with benefits and sustainability regulations. The Premier League has harshly criticised groups for failing to comply with regulations, such as Everton and Nottingham Forest. receiving deduction problems in the last few months. Chelsea have denied they would breach PSR throughout this season, insisting in their accounts that they expect to comply with all Premier League monetary regulations. However, former Everton leader Wyness has warned that a penalty may be inevitable unless Chelsea manage to carry out some “very clever engineering in the transfer market”. Speaking on the Inside Track podcast, Wyness said: “I think around this time next year, we’ll be sitting in the back of the table. I don’t think the Premier League has been passed on anywhere other than a deduction for serious problems.
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“I think Chelsea might have had the biggest gap so far unless there was some very clever engineering in the transfer market, but I think it’s going to be very tricky to do. “There are a lot of links between Saudi Arabia and their investment organisation to check and get something out of the fire, but I think there is no way out for Chelsea. Next year at this time, we’re going to talk about the disgruntled Chelsea fans. There will be a lot more curtains from the Everton and Nottingham Forest cases, setting precedents for how those things are going to be handled. Meanwhile, former Manchester City advisor Stefan Borson recently claimed that Chelsea will almost fail in PSR at the end of the season unless they manage to raise £100 million. before the summer.
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“In my opinion, there is disorder on the horizon and they will indeed suspend FFP for the current season unless, and it is unlikely, they sell players worth more than £100m until June 30,” Borson told talkSPORT last month. “The window in which they can do it now is very small because right after the season we have the Euros. Someone like Conor Gallagher is going to be involved in the Euros from June 14, so if they need to send him before June 30, they have to do it. ” This infraction, which Chelsea may be covering up, is far greater than Everton’s and, more importantly, they will consider it deliberate. They can’t hide a new stadium and inadvertently violate the FFP. “