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The Premier League has approved Chelsea’s sale of two hotels, ensuring the club remains compliant with Financial Fair Play (FFP) regulations.
After a thorough investigation into the ‘fair market value’ of the transaction, the league confirmed that the sale to a sister company aligns with the profit and sustainability rules (PSR).
The move comes as part of Chelsea’s ongoing efforts to balance their books following significant investments in new players and infrastructure. The sale of these hotels plays a crucial role in maintaining financial stability, allowing the club to meet the stringent FFP requirements.
According to ESPN, the Premier League’s investigation focused on whether the transaction represented a fair market value and was not an inflated deal designed to circumvent financial regulations.
The approval marks a significant step for Chelsea, who have been under scrutiny to ensure they operate within the financial rules set by the governing bodies.
This development will be closely watched by other clubs, as FFP compliance remains a key issue in modern football.
Chelsea’s ability to navigate these challenges while remaining competitive on the pitch will be critical in their pursuit of both domestic and international success.