Chelsea are facing a serious challenge in complying with UEFA’s stringent financial regulations after the European body modified its rules.
The Premier League allowed the Blues to register the sale of two hotels to a sister company for £76.5million and the transfer of ownership of the women’s team to the club’s parent company.
However, UEFA will not approve such transactions under its financial rules.
Each case will be investigated individually by UEFA’s independent panel.
However, the governing body has made it clear that these kinds of financial manoeuvres will not be tolerated.
According to The Times, any sanctions resulting from a breach of UEFA’s financial rules, would not impact Chelsea’s participation in this season’s Conference League.
It could also be enforced before the 2025/2026 season begins.
Chelsea at serious risk of breaching UEFA’s financial rules
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