Chelsea are plotting three more signings despite just adding Romeo Lavia and Moises Caicedo to their squad.
That is despite the absence of revenue from a primary shirt sponsor, or a place in the Champions League.
Indeed, no other club is operating this way and the report notes that their strategy is"ruffling feathers" among other Premier League sides.The publication states:"There are growing whispers of rival clubs complaining to the Premier League about their spending, the manifestation of a broader disbelief inside and outside the game that such outlay could possibly be compliant with UEFA’s Financial Fair Play regulations, which allow clubs to lose around €90m over a three-year period.
Only last September, Chelsea were placed on a FFP watchlist by UEFA due to the sheer size of their losses. However,is thought to be standing firm in his belief that they are acting within the laws of UEFA. Since the American businessman took over Chelsea, they have spent close to £1 billion on new recruits, and further spending will no doubt raise suspicion.
The Blues got their season underway with a 1-1 draw against Liverpool on Sunday, with Axel Disasi's debut goal cancelling out
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