Chelsea could take AC Milan path and accept European ban
If Chelsea wins the League Cup and advances to the Europa Conference League, they may end up accepting the same ban from UEFA tournaments as AC Milan, according to a recent Daily Mail article. The London Blues are now solely abiding by the Profit and Sustainability regulations set forth by the Premier League (PSR). PSR regulations permit losses of up to £105 million ($133 million) spread over three years. Chelsea continued to adhere to the Premier
League’s Profit and Sustainability rules (PSR) last year in spite of their massive transfer spending binge. They are steadfast in their belief that this year will see compliance with all PSR sustainability regulations.If Chelsea wins the League Cup and advances to the Europa Conference League, they may end up accepting the same ban from UEFA tournaments as AC Milan, according to a recent Daily Mail article. The London Blues are now solely abiding by the Profit and Sustainability regulations set forth by the Premier League (PSR). PSR regulations permit losses of up to £105 million ($133 million) spread over three years. Chelsea continued to adhere to the Premier League’s Profit and Sustainability rules (PSR) last year in spite of their massive transfer spending binge. They are steadfast in their belief that this year will see compliance with all PSR sustainability regulations.
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If Chelsea wins this weekend and makes it to Europe, they can use AC Milan as an example and cite a similar agreement with UEFA. In such circumstances, however, a club is barred from participating in Europe for two years. Says Kieran Maguire:
R threshold, a more difficult squeeze
Chelsea would have to follow UEFA’s PSR regulations, though, if they were to advance to a UEFA competition. Chelsea must follow UEFA’s PSR criteria if they defeat Liverpool in this week’s Carabao Cup and advance to the Europa Conference League.
Regulations from UEFA are far stricter than those from the Premier League. You are limited to accumulating losses of up to £68.5m ($86m) by UEFA regulations. With those pecuniary penalties for losses, the Londoners might decide not to go to Europe the following season.
If Chelsea wanted to go on to a UEFA competition, they would need to adhere to UEFA’s PSR regulations. If Chelsea wins this week’s Carabao Cup against Liverpool and moves on to the Europa Conference League, they will have to adhere to UEFA’s PSR requirements.
UEFA regulations are significantly more stringent than Premier League regulations. Regulations from UEFA limit the total amount of losses you can incur to £68.5 million ($86 million). The Londoners may elect not to play in Europe the next season as a result of those financial penalties for defeats.
