Arsene Wenger criticises Todd Boehly after Chelsea's Champions League exit

Chelsea owner Todd Boehly given three ways to avoid FFP disaster amid Champions League fear

Chelsea needing a summer exodus is nothing new, even with the publication of their worrying 2021/22 accounts. The club announced on Monday that it made losses of over £121m across that period, a large number but still less than the 12 months previous under the previous regime.Information Guide Nigeria

The time span only overs the early months of Todd Boehly/Clearlake Capital heading the Blues as owners but it had repercussions for them regardless. As commericial and marketing pioneers from America, their plans to raise revenue beyond precedented levels is a long way off.Information Guide Nigeria

👉 Relocate to Canada Today!

Live, Study and Work in Canada. No Payment is Required! Hurry Now click here to Apply >> Immigrate to Canada

This is just one avenue to cover though with player sales and matchday income another important aspect of the club’s functions. A notable part of the statement came towards though, making a point that fans and even players will be concerned about.NYSC Portal

“Despite the loss in the year and the operating challenges due to the sanctions, the Club continues to comply with UEFA and Premier League financial regulations,” it reads. A small but important bit to explore here.

Chelsea, after their mammoth transfer windows under Boehly and Co, are under a certain amount of pressure to improve their financial results in order to comply with the European cut off set by UEFA. Financial Fair Play, which has come for its own scrutiny in recent years for lax compliance and sustaintment.NYSC Portal

Other Top Football News:

With a 33-man squad, underperforming and overpaid stars still rife within the group and the commitment to paying for players over such a long period, Chelsea need to keep finding ways to balance the sheets. On top of that, their poor season domestically means that the lucrative broadcast and financial rewards of European football will further reduce their income next season.

Finance expert Kieran Maguire has explained the true effect this could have. “Failing to qualify for the Champions League would put Chelsea in a really challenging position,” he told Sussex Live. “The one thing you can say about Chelsea is that they have lots of players they can sell and lots have come through the academy. If you look at Conor Gallagher, Ruben Loftus-Cheek, and Callum Hudson-Odoi, they could sell them and make a big profit on them.”JAMB Result

Players such as those mentioned would not only bring in a sizeable sum, with each of them capped for England and Premier League proven, they are also seen as pure profit due to no ammotised cost in the books. Coming from Cobham and within the academy is a big boost but also presents its issues here, making those same first-team players the most easily sellabale assets.JAMB Result

Check JAMB Result