Chelsea’s long-term deals push Uefa to set five-year limit
UEFA is now set to come down hard on Chelsea and other clubs planning to take advantage of a Financial Fair Play loophole to spend huge amounts of money on transfers.
The London side have relentlessly delved into the transfer market since Todd Boehly became the club's owner while avoiding FFP limitations.
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Since buying Chelsea from Roman Abramovich in May 2022, Boehly has sanctioned over deals around £400million in transfer fees across the summer and January transfer windows.
And the spending before the winter deadline is not expected to end there, with Graham Potter also looking to sign a right-back, midfielder and another forward.
It has already smashed the previous record of transfer expenditure across a single ca...