Fined 27 million! Thames: Chelsea must sell people to raise more than 60 million pounds before registering for new players

July 7th The Times reported that Chelsea must raise more than £60 million by selling players to ensure that new players can participate in UEFA's matches. Previously, Chelsea was fined £27 million by UEFA and faced a further £51.8 million fine for violating financial regulations.

Chelsea has made nearly £60 million in the Club World Cup, but that doesn't help them solve their financial problems. According to UEFA regulations, Chelsea needs to maintain a "transfer balance positive" for at least two seasons, which means that the cost of any new players must be covered by the income of the players leaving the team.

Chelsea has signed several new players, including Trapp, Joao Pedro and Gittens, all of which need to be registered. In addition, Estewan, Dario Essugo, Andre Santos, Mamadu Saar and Penders may also need to register. However, unless the team's transfer balance is positive, these new players will not be able to participate in the Champions League next season.

Chelsea may need to raise funds by selling players. Some players who are not on the roster of the Club World Cup, such as Felix, Sterling, Chilville, Vega and DiSassi, whose transfer income can be counted as the transfer balance. However, selling these players can be difficult.

Chelsea coach Maresca said he hopes that the players on the team will be happy and that if the players are unhappy, they can leave freely. Maduaike is one of the important players at Chelsea, but the club will not stop him from leaving if there is a suitable offer. Charoba is also one of the key players on the team, but he may also leave.

Despite this, Chelsea remained optimistic about the situation and believed that they would not be negatively affected by the agreement. They said they would not be forced to sell players unless they want to leave. In addition, they did not rule out the possibility of making more trades before the transfer window closed.