“The Investments Made At Chelsea Have Held Their Value” – Boehly Speaks On Transfer Policy
Written By Albert Echatah
Todd Boehly, a co-owner of Chelsea, asserted that the Blues have been “making investments” in the transfer market as opposed to spending money. Boehly has been speaking at the Qatar Economic Forum while in the Middle East, covering a variety of Chelsea-related topics.
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Boehly hinted earlier on Wednesday that he and the club’s board would be patient with the project, which might mean Mauricio Pochettino stays on as head coach.
Those remarks led to a discussion on transfers, and Boehly was unfazed by the opportunity to defend a tactic that has Chelsea in danger of violating the Premier League’s Profit and Sustainability rules.
As reported by journalist Ben Jacobs on X, he stated: “When we are spending, we are investing and those players continue to hold their value.
“So what we are thinking of is what does it cost to finance that portfolio of players. Some will go up and some will go down in value, but I argue the investments made at Chelsea have held their value.
“We are not spending the money, we are investing the money. So when we buy, we are just thinking about the cost of carry.”
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Meanwhile…
According to reports, Premier League clubs have approved the introduction of a development plan that will curb spending beginning with the 2025–2026 season.
The spending cap proposals were approved by 16 teams, and their goal is to keep the gap between the Premier League’s lower-half teams and its financial titans from growing.
Nevertheless, a report from BBC Sport claims that three teams vying for European football—Manchester United, Manchester City, and Aston Villa—are thought to have voted against the proposal.
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