Report reveals two Chelsea players who will avoid pay cut for Champions League failure - Football365

Raheem Sterling and at least one other Chelsea player will avoid having to take a pay cut for missing out on the Champions League, according to reports...

Sterling – who signed from Manchester City in the summer – is ‘one of the Chelsea players who will not lose a penny in Todd Boehly’s cost-cutting plans’.

Chelsea centre-back Thiago Silva aimed criticism at the board earlier this week as he told them to “put a strategy in place” with too much “indecision” this season.

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