The £115m arrival of Moises Caicedo took Chelseas spending under Todd Boehly to almost £900m, a figure that has since increased with Romeo Lavias £60m move now confirmed; football finance expert Kieran Maguire explains how club is operating within Financial Fair Play rules
So, that would be the same for players such as Romeo Lavia, who has signed a seven-year deal at Stamford Bridge?Absolutely. It can work both ways for Chelsea.
How far can this strategy stretch? Could Chelsea keep doing this, keep giving long contracts and therefore still be okay in terms of FFP?The issues will be that you are restricted to a 25-man squad as far as both the Premier League and UEFA are concerned. It would be restrictive if Chelsea are not in the Champions League next season. It could catch up with them sooner rather than later.
Dharmesh Sheth, Mark McAdam and Darren Ambrose discuss why Moises Caicedo and Romeo Lavia are picking Stamford Bridge over Anfield Sky Sports News' James Savundra explains how Chelsea are keeping in line with Financial Fair Play rules despite their huge spending since the Todd Boehly takeover
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