The Blues have made news in one way or another during the last several transfer windows, and their performance hasn’t been up to par with what Chelsea and other clubs would have anticipated.
It would be beneficial for the West Londoners if the club’s owners looked in the mirror because many of the issues that have arisen over the last several seasons appear to be their own fault.
Chelsea has challenged Trevoh Chalobah to sue.
The way specific first-team players are handled seems to be one of the challenges that persists to this day.
For instance, it would seem that Trevoh Chalobah is being forced to leave Stamford Bridge even though it is known that he wants to stay there.
of the team, much like Conor Gallagher, the captain.
The club’s stance appears to be influenced by economic fair play and the fact that Chelsea could record Chalobah’s sale as pure profit on their financial statements because he was an academy player. Nevertheless, a former CEO of the Premier League even proposed that the player could be interested in taking lawsuits.
Former chief executive officer of Everton, Keith Wyness, claimed on Football Insider’s Inside Track podcast that “it’s time for a player to try out Chelsea.
