Football Insider understands that the Premier League is planning to change its financial regulations to stamp out a loophole exploited by Chelsea.
The Premier League is planning to change its Financial Fair Play rules to cancel a loophole exploited by Chelsea,The Blues have handed out long-term contracts to new signings in order to spread out the cost of their transfer fee over multiple years.
The Ecuadorian became the 22nd player in Chelsea’s squad to sign a contract longer than five years at Stamford Bridge. Chelsea are currently unaffected by Uefa’s ruling after failing to qualify for Europe this season, but a return to European competition would see them have to abide by the five-year cap.
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