Chelsea s top five is not necessarily useful, women s football team sells for suspected violations and may be deprived of their qualifications

Chelsea is currently striving to protect the top 5 in the Premier League and strive for the UEFA Champions League qualification next season. However, according to news from the local British media "Times", UEFA does not accept the "financial and technical arrangement" of Chelsea selling its women's football team to its parent company. This is a clumsy way of playing the right-hand side and right hand, and it doesn't take UEFA seriously, and it's all wrong to act. Chelsea may face financial violations now. Even if they end the season with the top 5 Premier League finishing this season, they may be denied the qualification to participate in the Champions League.

Chelsea's transfer market has increased its troops in recent years, resulting in the club's revenue being insufficient to make ends meet. Chelsea previously sold the women's football team to its parent company BlueCo for 200 million pounds. The Premier League did not explicitly prohibit the club from selling its assets to affiliated companies. Chelsea's financial review has successfully passed the Premier League.

However, according to UEFA regulations, if the club sells its assets to affiliated companies, it cannot be considered as revenue and profit. Chelsea sells its women's football team or its hotel to its parent company, UEFA will not recognize these as "real operating income". It is reported that Chelsea is currently communicating with UEFA and explains that the relevant transactions are not related transactions.

In addition, Chelsea's parent company BlueCo is also the major shareholder of the French Ligue 1 team Strasbourg Football Club. Strasbourg is now ranked 6th in the French Ligue 1, only less than the third French Ligue 1 Monaco. He still has the opportunity to enter the top three in the French Ligue 1 and participate in the Champions League next season. UEFA ordered two or more teams under the same boss to participate in European competitions of the same level. If Chelsea and Strasbourg both qualify for the Champions League, only the team with higher rankings in the league can participate, which means that even if Chelsea wins fifth place in the Premier League, they may miss the Champions League.