Chelsea accused 74 violations of Fa agent rules since 2009. until 2022. years from “self-inspected” payments

Chelsea They are accused of 74 violations of regulations on agents, intermediaries and ownership of English (Fa) in English.

The Fa said that the accusations relate to incidents between 2009. and 2022. year, when the club was owned by the Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich, with the highest alleged violations, which takes place between the season 2010-11 and 2015-16. In response, Chelsea said that they were aware of “potentially incomplete financial reporting and other potential FA rules violations” during the depths of conducted capital in spring 2022. This was then published on the Fa posted on the Fa.

Blues is up to 19. September to formally answer charges involving violation of regulations about discovering the identity of agents involved in transactions. The Fa Statement announced: “Football Alliance today accused J1 and C2 regulations of FA football funds, A2 and A3 Fa regulations and A1 and B3 investment in players in the players.

“A total of 74 charges against Chelsea FC have been brought. The following charges from 2009. until 2022. years, and above all, the events occurred between 2010-11 to 2015-16 of the annual seasons. Chelsea FC is up to 19. September 2025.”

Chelsea will hope that their self-evidence and cooperation with the Fa investigation will facilitate any potential sanction I can face. If all crimes had happened before the participation of American owners could also be considered. The blues described as “showed unprecedented transparency” and that they are “satisfied to confirm that (their) engagement with the Fa … now reaches the conclusion.”

Their statement said, “Chelsea FC is pleased to confirm that her engagement is with the Fa in connection with the things the club just reported is now making a conclusion.

“The club ownership is 30. May. May 2022 ended the purchase of historical transactions and other potential purchasing, and the club was completed only upon completion of the purchase on the foul and did not report all relevant regulators, including Fa.

“The club showed unprecedented transparency during this process, including a comprehensive approach to the club files and historical data. We will continue to conclude that it is as quickly as quickly as possible. We want to focus on this joint engagement.”