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Chelsea FC (The Blues) | Special Thread
Chelsea FC (The Blues) | Special Thread
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Saul Niguez naona kabadilika hivi karibuni ameshaanza kucheza kwa style ya Chelsea mpaka bodi inafikiria kutumia kipengele cha kumnunua kabisa
Chelsea will do a U-turn to keep on-loan midfielder Saul Niguez beyond the summer — if UK Government sanctions allow them to.
Saul struggled after joining the club from Atletico Madrid at the start of the season and, despite finally settling and getting more game time in recent weeks, the Blues were not expecting to take a clause in the loan deal which gave them first option to buy.
However, they will now explore whether the terms of the initial agreement will permit them to sign the Spaniard for the pre-agreed fee of £29.3million given they cannot make any new signings.
Chelsea have until May 30 to communicate their decision to Atletico.
Hapo vipi
Chelsea will do a U-turn to keep on-loan midfielder Saul Niguez beyond the summer — if UK Government sanctions allow them to.
Saul struggled after joining the club from Atletico Madrid at the start of the season and, despite finally settling and getting more game time in recent weeks, the Blues were not expecting to take a clause in the loan deal which gave them first option to buy.
However, they will now explore whether the terms of the initial agreement will permit them to sign the Spaniard for the pre-agreed fee of £29.3million given they cannot make any new signings.
Chelsea have until May 30 to communicate their decision to Atletico.
Hapo vipi
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Haya ni maneno tu ya kujipa moyo, jahazi ndio linazama
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Mtamnunua kwa hela gani ? 🐒
Umesahau kuwa Chelseafc imewahi kuzuiwa kufanya usajili misimu miwili, je timu ilishuka daraja? au iliendelea kufanya vizuri.achana na Chelsea itawapotezea muda.
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Sasa hata kama Leo mkicheza mkashinda mnatafuta nini ...epl hamuiwezi,mnachezea hapo hapo namba 3...
Ambangile alijichanganya Sana 😅😅😅😅😅😅 et atakayemaliza juu ya Chelsea ni bingwa saizi akijisikiliza sauti yake harafu akaiangalia Chelsea anaona aibu ya mwaka 😅😅😅😅
Ambangile alijichanganya Sana 😅😅😅😅😅😅 et atakayemaliza juu ya Chelsea ni bingwa saizi akijisikiliza sauti yake harafu akaiangalia Chelsea anaona aibu ya mwaka 😅😅😅😅
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Chelsea given £110m Government lifeline to ensure they finish EPL season
16 mins ago / Ronaldoyyds
CHELSEA have been handed a £110million cash lifeline — to ensure they can finish the season.
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The Government's decision to ease their financial stranglehold on the Blues came as sanction-hit Russian owner Roman Abramovich was BANNED by the Premier League.
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World and European club champions Chelsea were in danger of plunging into administration after the Government's stringent licence limited funds to meet their £28m monthly wage bill and all other outgoings.
But MPs yesterday revealed that two days of negotiations with club chiefs had resulted in a revised licence which will now allow the Blues to access previously FROZEN television and prize money.
Chelsea are permitted to use all the potential £35m in TV income from the Prem and Uefa until the end of the season PLUS all prize money they are due from domestic and European competitions.
They are set to pocket £39m from the Prem if they stay in third place — and up to £36m if they retain their Champions League crown.
That adds up to a potential £110m, effectively confirming they will not slide into the red and risk defaulting on payments that could see administration and a nine-point deduction.
Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport officials have also lifted the £500,000 cap on matchday outlay to £900,000 per game.
And while the limit of £20,000 on away travel expenses remains, the Government is set to increase it if Chelsea convert their 2-0 first-leg advantage over Lille in the last 16 of the Champions League into quarter-final progression on Wednesday.
A DCMS spokesperson said: “We have said we would engage with Chelsea to understand what is needed to allow games to be played to minimise impact on the leagues and fans.
"Following extensive engagement with the club, we have made further operational amendments to the licence to do so.”
Chelsea have also been given dispensation to meet its academy expenses, pension provisions of current and former employees and other day-to-day outgoings.
The club anticipates full houses of 41,000 for both Sunday's game with Newcastle and against Brentford on April 2, as both were sold out before Thursday's bombshell.
But Chelsea's pleas to be allowed to sell tickets for future matches this season have fallen on deaf ears so far.
Yesterday's Prem decision to ban Abramovich from being a director of Chelsea — two days after he was placed on the UK sanctions list — means the Russian billionaire MUST now sell his stake in the club.
But Prem bosses will not enforce the 28-day disposal deadline because the Government is now effectively in charge of any Stamford Bridge sale.
Announcing the order which banished Abramovich, a Prem spokesperson said: “The decision does not impact on the club's ability to train and play its fixtures.”
Abramovich has told potential buyers they have a deadline of Friday to register their interest.
It will require a further Government licence to let a sale go ahead — that will be granted once a deal that prevents a single penny of the price going into Abramovich's pocket is confirmed.
Abramovich initially wanted upwards of £3bn but sanctions are likely to force the price down.
16 mins ago / Ronaldoyyds
CHELSEA have been handed a £110million cash lifeline — to ensure they can finish the season.
[http://img]
The Government's decision to ease their financial stranglehold on the Blues came as sanction-hit Russian owner Roman Abramovich was BANNED by the Premier League.
[http://img]
World and European club champions Chelsea were in danger of plunging into administration after the Government's stringent licence limited funds to meet their £28m monthly wage bill and all other outgoings.
But MPs yesterday revealed that two days of negotiations with club chiefs had resulted in a revised licence which will now allow the Blues to access previously FROZEN television and prize money.
Chelsea are permitted to use all the potential £35m in TV income from the Prem and Uefa until the end of the season PLUS all prize money they are due from domestic and European competitions.
They are set to pocket £39m from the Prem if they stay in third place — and up to £36m if they retain their Champions League crown.
That adds up to a potential £110m, effectively confirming they will not slide into the red and risk defaulting on payments that could see administration and a nine-point deduction.
Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport officials have also lifted the £500,000 cap on matchday outlay to £900,000 per game.
And while the limit of £20,000 on away travel expenses remains, the Government is set to increase it if Chelsea convert their 2-0 first-leg advantage over Lille in the last 16 of the Champions League into quarter-final progression on Wednesday.
A DCMS spokesperson said: “We have said we would engage with Chelsea to understand what is needed to allow games to be played to minimise impact on the leagues and fans.
"Following extensive engagement with the club, we have made further operational amendments to the licence to do so.”
Chelsea have also been given dispensation to meet its academy expenses, pension provisions of current and former employees and other day-to-day outgoings.
The club anticipates full houses of 41,000 for both Sunday's game with Newcastle and against Brentford on April 2, as both were sold out before Thursday's bombshell.
But Chelsea's pleas to be allowed to sell tickets for future matches this season have fallen on deaf ears so far.
Yesterday's Prem decision to ban Abramovich from being a director of Chelsea — two days after he was placed on the UK sanctions list — means the Russian billionaire MUST now sell his stake in the club.
But Prem bosses will not enforce the 28-day disposal deadline because the Government is now effectively in charge of any Stamford Bridge sale.
Announcing the order which banished Abramovich, a Prem spokesperson said: “The decision does not impact on the club's ability to train and play its fixtures.”
Abramovich has told potential buyers they have a deadline of Friday to register their interest.
It will require a further Government licence to let a sale go ahead — that will be granted once a deal that prevents a single penny of the price going into Abramovich's pocket is confirmed.
Abramovich initially wanted upwards of £3bn but sanctions are likely to force the price down.
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